5 events for the next 18 months
Carola Bläss plays cult toilet attendant Klothilde and a host of other female characters in a comedy one-woman show about women holding their own in a man's world.
A lighthearted cabaret evening about love and the differences between men and women, performed by the Brett'l-Keller ensemble - perfect for a night out as a couple.
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A concert celebrating 80 years of Gitte Haenning, the legendary German singer known for her hits from the 1960s and 1980s. The artist will perform her greatest successes accompanied by her band.
A 3-course dinner fused with escape room puzzles - guests work together to crack riddles and hidden clues right at the table.
Bell Book & Candle take the stage in a special trio configuration at CLACK Theater.
The Great Frau Schnückel Show - trash comedy with songs and choreography, where an eccentric character tells stories of her life full of unexpected twists.
Ralph Richter presents a cabaret programme about ageing, the absurdities of everyday life, and the art of staying in rhythm when nobody hears the music.
The Wittenberg Renaissance Music Festival's Historical Dance Ball returns in 2026 under the motto "Renaissance Kisses Tango", with dance masters, the band The Playfords, and a tribute to John Dowland on the 400th anniversary of his death.
Max Osswald, one of Germany's hottest stand-up talents, presents his debut programme "Freude" - a witty and sharp social commentary about growing up, identity, and life in Munich.
A spectacular revue featuring two divas, dancers, live singing and stand-up comedy in the Spiegelsaal in Lutherstadt Wittenberg.
The Costa Divas deliver a three-hour drag and travesty spectacular with stand-up comedy, live music, and guest stars from Italy and the UK.
Ralph Richter premieres his solo cabaret show - a bittersweet take on ageing, modern absurdities, and the attempt to stay graceful when nobody is playing the music.
Duo finesco blends Baroque music, Spanish classics, tango and flamenco into an instrumental journey brimming with experimentation and passion.
A festival musical walk blending Renaissance songs and dances with contemporary film melodies, guided through Wittenberg with performances by orchestras from Leipzig.
Urban Priol brings his cabaret show "Im Fluss." to the stage - a sharp, topical political satire in which Germany's leading parodist takes on the full spectrum of current affairs.
A glitzy variety show at CLACK Theater in Lutherstadt Wittenberg blending travestie, revue, live singing, dance and stand-up comedy, hosted by the sharp-tongued Swee T.
An opening concert pairing Biber's Baroque Rosary Sonatas with Piazzolla's Tango Nuevo - two worlds centuries apart that, on period instruments, turn out to speak the same language.
Frieda Braun brings her comedy show "Now or Never!" to Lutherstadt Wittenberg - a high-energy solo performance full of absurd everyday situations, physical comedy and sharp wordplay.
A comedy show about the differences between men and women performed by Sabine Kühne-Londa and Ralph Richter - a program full of humor and self-irony about married life.
A glitzy mix of travestie, revue, live singing and stand-up comedy at CLACK Theater, hosted by Swee T. with choreography by Ludwig Mond. The show runs around 3 hours.
VOGUE is a revue show blending travestie, live singing, dance and stand-up comedy, hosted by Swee T. alongside the vocal powerhouse Male Diva. The show runs around 3 hours with an interval.
A special evening at the butterfly park in Lutherstadt Wittenberg, with guided tours, food, and a rare chance to watch crepuscular moths in their mating flight through an illuminated rainforest.
Dante Sáenz blends Mexican mariachi tradition with German-language versions of his songs that went viral on TikTok - a musical evening with plenty of humour.
Ralph Richter, a seasoned cabaret artist, delivers a satirical program full of dark humour and sharp observations about the modern world. The show runs for about 2.5 hours.
A comedy show following pool attendant Rudi Schaluppke as he tours thermal spas, water parks and wellness centres after his home pool closes for renovation - always the right man in the wrong place.
The inventor of Death Comedy returns with his fourth show, this time as a Godfather juggling parenthood and the afterlife. Dark humour, an angelic voice, and proof that dying can be surprisingly adorable.
Ausbilder Schmidt (Holger Müller) marks 25 years on stage with a two-hour show packed with classic bits and new material - the cult drill-sergeant of German comedy at his sharpest.
Bernard Liebermann and Paul Heller stage a cabaret evening of Weimar Republic songs and satire - from frivolous couplets to the sharp wit of Tucholsky and Ringelnatz, with both humor and melancholy.
