13 events for the next 18 months
A casual group singing event with Patrick Bopp where everyone can sing along to lyrics on screen, from rock to folk songs, without needing sheet music.
Frank Fischer's new cabaret show "GAGALAND" takes a sharp, funny look at the absurdities of modern life - from gloomy Franconians to baffling Saxon radio ads. Twenty cabaret awards back up the laughs.
Comedians compete for laughs while the audience votes for the winner. An evening of stand-up, satire, and humor for all.
Friedemann Benner - a musician who spent decades building a career in Berlin - returns to his roots with his band, performing original songs in the Swabian dialect.
Northern Light blends Irish and Scandinavian folk traditions - driving polskas, Irish ballads, and arrangements that bridge both worlds into something new.
Topas and Helge Thun blend magic and comedy in a retro Las Vegas style - tuxedos, slapstick, and sleight-of-hand all included.
Five amateur acts, one evening of surprises - stand-up, tap dance, ventriloquism and improv, hosted by Jakob Nacken and Johann Theisen.
Stephan Holstein's jazz trio interprets classical works by Bach, Brahms and Grieg, blending them with improvisation. A virtuosic fusion of tradition and contemporary approach.
A children's theatre show about smuggling a pony home past clueless grown-ups, with puppets and plenty of chaos. Recommended for ages 5 and up.
The Alt-Wiener Strauss-Ensemble under Ralph Kulling performs polkas, waltzes and operetta highlights from the Strauss era at this New Year's concert in Leinfelden-Echterdingen.
Hannover cabaret artist Matthias Brodowy brings his new show about fake news, AI and the blurry line between truth and fiction - sharp, funny and musical throughout.
