Tatort Mittelmeer is a staged reading. Well-known actors, who are known as TV investigators from Tatort, Polizeiruf 110 and Sörensen , among others, will focus on the Mediterranean as a crime scene: Meret Becker, Ulrike Folkerts, Nina Kunzendorf, Peter Kurth, Eva Löbau, Bjarne Mädel, Heike Makatsch, Hans-Jochen Wagner and Mark Waschke from SOS Humanity will read recorded testimonials from rescued people and rescuers and documentations of breaches of the law in the Mediterranean. The reading Tatort Mittelmeer aims to amplify the voices of those who are rarely heard: people on the run. The reading will be accompanied by music from the Palestinian-Syrian pianist Aeham Ahmad, who was awarded the International Beethoven Prize for Human Rights in 2015.Tatort Mittelmeer is an event organized by the civilian sea rescue organization SOS Humanity and the Deutsches Theater Berlin. The profits go towards the life-saving missions of the rescue ship "Humanity 1" and the financing of an additional rescue and observation vessel, the sailing ship "Humanity 2".