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Philipp Weber's stand-up comedy show tackles digitisation, AI and the big question of where humanity is actually headed - with laughs rather than doom.
Maxi Pongratz, accordionist and lyricist known from the band Kofelgschroa, brings his solo show "rum&num" to Passau - a musical and spoken-word evening wrestling with questions of home, identity and life between tradition and rebellion.
Martin Kälberer performs solo, combining grand piano, handpan, live loops and analogue synthesizers into layered soundscapes. The show presents his new album INTO THE LIGHT.
Robert Palfrader brings his new solo comedy show "Testament" to Passau - sharp, witty observations on life and death, performed with real theatrical presence.
Valley of the Sun and Yeast Machine play a joint live show at Zauberberg in Passau.
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German metal band Ellende performs in Passau.
Greek rock band 1000mods performs at the Zauberberg festival. High-energy rock from Greece.
The closing concert of the Passauer Sommernachtszauber festival pairs the Smetana Philharmonie Prag with Laurenz Theinert's live video projections inside Studienkirche St. Michael - featuring Mendelssohn, Glass, Bartók, and Stenhammar.
Claus von Wagner blends American stand-up tradition with topics that are far from funny - and somehow pulls off a great evening. His latest show "Projekt Equilibrium" is a satirical take on a world that has lost its footing.
Father-daughter duo Max and Toni Uthoff take the stage as cynics from opposite generations, trading sharp jokes about climate, family and everything in between.
A literary-musical evening at the 74th Europäische Wochen Passau, spotlighting Belarusian exile literature through readings by Viktar Zhybul and Sveta Ben, accompanied by live electronic music.
Bavarian comedian Helmut A. Binser brings his new show "BUMM" to Passau - a cast of quirky rural characters and sharp humour that reliably sends audiences into fits of laughter.
Bavarian cabaret duo Ringlstetter & Zinner bring their fourth joint show to Passau - a witty, warm-hearted programme about kitchens, life and everything in between, with new songs and readings from their latest books.
Actress Gabrielle Pietermann, known as the German voice of Hermione from the Harry Potter films, leads an interactive live audio drama for students, blending their own stories with professional performance.
Young musicians from the Europäische Wochen festival region form a symphony orchestra for the fourth time, led by Margit Weinberger, with internationally acclaimed cellist Andrei Ioniță as soloist.
Three eccentric Bavarian musicians unite in an anarchic project full of dark humor, reinterpretations of Bavarian classics, and wild singing. An evening of laughter, musical passion, and uninhibited fun.
Teresa Reichl's stand-up show takes an honest, funny look at life just before 30: no house, no kids, but a three-legged cat, a therapist, and enough material to fill a stage.
Martin Frank presents fact-based stand-up that blends humor with pressing social issues. His performance is followed by a mixed show featuring Martin Frank and invited guests.
The 11th edition of the Poetry Slam at Eulenspiegel Zeltfestival in Passau brings together slam poets from across Germany competing with their own texts - no props, no music, just words. The audience picks the winner, with Teresa Reichl hosting.
A German stand-up show about life, society, and the art of coping with everyday challenges through humour. Eva Karl Faltermeier presents her third programme, "Ding Dong".
The Deutsches Symphonie-Orchester Berlin comes to Passau with conductor Kent Nagano and pianist Mao Fujita performing Beethoven's Third Piano Concerto and Dvořák's "New World" Symphony.
Bavarian band Dreiviertelblut presents their fifth album "Prost Ewigkeit" - a journey through emotion and existential questions in their signature Bavarian dialect.
Attwenger, the Austrian slang-punk duo with 36 years on the road, brings their tenth studio album "wos" to Passau - electrified accordion, drums and sequencer in full force.
Munich's Neue Deutsche Welle veterans play an acoustic set spanning rockabilly, boogie woogie, jazz and their own classic hits - an intimate evening with a band that has reinvented itself.
