17 events for the next 18 months
The BossHoss, Germany's renowned country-rock band, embark on the "Back to the Boots" summer 2026 tour with their new album and greatest hits.
Legendary Berlin hip-hop, reggae, and Latin group Culcha Candela performs an open-air show in Hanau. An energetic concert packed with hits and new tracks.
The Bavarian brass rebels LaBrassBanda return with a new album and an energetic tour. Their unique blend of brass, pop, techno and ska captivates millions of fans worldwide.
The Wailers mark 50 years of Positive Vibrations with a night of reggae's greatest hits - from No Woman No Cry to Redemption Song - led by Aston Barrett Jr.
Serhat Dogan's stand-up show blends Turkish-German culture clashes with sharp satire and warm humour - a comedy night with a guaranteed laugh.
Rami Hattab plays loud, honest and danceable music - social criticism without moralizing, driven by indie-pop energy and electronic beats.
One of Germany's most popular live comedy formats comes to Hanau: up to 5 comedians per venue in one evening, rotating between locations. One ticket, plenty of laughs.
Germany's cult comedy duo MUNDSTUHL brings their new show "WIR KOMMEN!" to Hanau - packed with iconic characters, rapid-fire jokes and a guaranteed laugh-until-you-cry atmosphere.
Tchaikovsky's beloved ballet performed by a renowned Italian ensemble - Clara's magical Christmas journey told in two acts, with lavish costumes and live orchestral music.
The hr-Sinfonieorchester's "Forum N" series visits Hanau: Matthias Pintscher conducts the Raschèr Saxophone Quartet in Márton Illés's "Saxotér" and Stravinsky's Firebird Suite.
The Magical Film Orchestra performs highlights from all Harry Potter film scores, joined by an original cast member as special guest, soloists, and a choir.
The Hollywood Film Orchestra performs Hans Zimmer's iconic scores from over 200 films - from Gladiator to Dune - in a show combining laser projections, light installations and film clips.
World premiere of a raw, unironic horror stage adaptation of Bram Stoker's Dracula, directed by Sascha Hödl, with a seven-strong cast drawn from German theatre and television.
German comedian Frieda Braun presents her stand-up show "Now or Never!" brimming with witty wordplay, expressive physical comedy and absurd everyday situations.
