The theater, with its history, cultural tradition, and aesthetics, can significantly enhance the intercultural process on the path to a Europe of cultures. Both attending plays and engaging in performances offer new perspectives that encourage reflection and reconsideration of one's own feelings and actions, placing them in a new context. In this sense, the Theaterhaus Dschungel Wien sees itself as an open center for children, young people, families, and young adults. As a hub for art and culture, as well as a meeting place, it embraces the artistic-aesthetic and educational task of fostering intercultural thinking. Kevin Leppek describes interdisciplinary developments, trends, and scientific studies on cultural policy issues in local and national discussions. He exemplifies this discourse at the Theaterhaus.