
in 5 days
Matthias Machwerk - Happy or Already Married?
Matthias Machwerk explores the connection between happiness and marriage in a satirical show packed with absurd observations and provocative questions about love and money.
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in 5 days
Matthias Machwerk explores the connection between happiness and marriage in a satirical show packed with absurd observations and provocative questions about love and money.

in 6 days
Singer-songwriter Jonas Gavriil, blending folk traditions with indie-pop, performs his compositions as a duo. A concert by the artist currently working on his debut album, coming in 2026.

A comedy burlesque revue with four charismatic performers who combine singing, dancing, and burlesque acts in a story about saving their beloved roadside bar.

An evening of short films exploring Jewish life in Germany, from memory to the present. Screening with discussion as part of Saxony's year of Jewish culture.
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A travesty revue with artists from German cabarets, packed with show acts, live singing, and comedy. The audience is invited to dance and sing along.

Hans Werner Olm presents "HATTA? Er hat!" - a philosophical and musical journey through the boundaries of existence, brimming with authenticity and anarchic humour.

An interactive reading by Christine Sing about leaving the corporate world and finding balance between work and life. The author shares her story of transitioning from Volkswagen to a nomadic life filled with surfing and coaching.

Puccini, Wagner, Mascagni and Bizet stripped of the opera stage - their symphonic works, including rarely heard pieces, conducted by Guido Johannes Rumstadt.

The Leipzig Symphony Orchestra joins a rock band and three soloists for an open-air concert of 1980s hits - from Michael Jackson and Madonna to Neue Deutsche Welle - at the Volksplatz arena in Borna.

Olaf Schubert brings his new comedy show "Jetzt oder now!" to Borna, this time asking the big questions rather than answering them - joined on stage by Jochen M. Barkas and Herr Stephan.