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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 40 MIN

Nadine Imboden: Regie für die Wirklichkeit – warum Inszenierung kein Luxus ist

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Was macht Events unvergesslich? Wie werden Inhalte zu echten Geschichten, die Menschen berühren? Und wie entfaltet Inszenierung ihre volle Wirkung in der Live-Kommunikation? In dieser Episode spricht Jonathan Schwarz mit Nadine Imboden – Regisseurin, Choreografin und kreative Unternehmerin – über die Kraft der Inszenierung in der Live-Kommunikation. Im Zentrum steht eine klare These: Wer Menschen erreichen will, braucht Dramaturgie. Denn Events, die nur Inhalte vermitteln, bleiben wirkungslos. Erst durch eine emotionale Kurve entsteht Bedeutung – und Erinnerung. Gemeinsam diskutieren sie, warum Inszenierung keine Dekoration, sondern Strategie ist. Warum das Publikum nicht Zuschauer, sondern Teil der Erfahrung ist. Und weshalb gerade in einer technologisierten Welt das Echte, Unperfekte und Menschliche den Unterschied macht.

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