Festivalzeitung – Theatertreffen der Jugend 2022
Theatertreffen der Jugend is the youth theatre festival of Berliner Festspiele. The invited productions and theater-makers come together for a week of exchange, exploration and development of artistic forms of expression, discussion and, of course, theatre performances.
During the course of the festival, Festivalzeitung, a daily-published zine, discusses the productions, collects voices, resonates and reflects. Each day a new issue is written, designed, produced and published.
Triptych Roman with Italick by Ellmer Stefan, in use for body text, establishes a baseline for the design; in combination with Knif mono by Axel Pelletanche, Guillaume Grall, Benoît Santiard and Émilie Rigaud; and Buzz by Quentin Coulombier. Uses of various additional typefaces such as Pinyon Script by Nicole Fally, Reporter by Carlos Winkow, Map Roman by David Jonathan Ross, Barf Bold (originates from the 1982 sketch of the same name by cartoonist Bernard Kliban), Weiss Gotnitials by Manfred Klein, and Octopuss by Colin Brignall allow for playful and versatile graphics.
Design by Hannes Brischke and Lara Liske.
Texts and editing by Shaja Aenehsazy, Ansgar Riedißer, Miriam Pontius, Laura Anton, Rosa Engelhardt, Jannika Jenk, Emma Joerges, Pardis Mahdavi, Diana Röthlinger, Farukh Sauerwein
Pinyon Script for the names of the zodiac signs
Triptych Roman for text, with Knif mono for headings and Buzz for the title
Knif mono for ASCII art and text featuring staircase glyphs and stacked glyphs
Series of covers with the logo in Buzz
Table of contents on the inner side of the (shorter) cover, printed on colored paper
Title page featuring Reporter
A 15th-century engraving paired with Weiß-Gotisch Initialen
Octopuss Shaded in the clouds
2 Comments on “Festivalzeitung – Theatertreffen der Jugend 2022”
Das Schluss (lit. The Conclusion) might be a Octopuss Shaded in chromatic form.
That’s right, it’s the shaded variant, with fill. Added.
(Note that “Das Schluss” is grammatically incorrect. The proper gender would be male: “Der Schluss”.)