24 events for the next 18 months
Thomas Scheytt, one of Europe's leading blues and boogie woogie pianists, performs a solo set of genre classics alongside his own compositions.
A puppet show for children aged 4 and up, based on the classic tale of the Ugly Duckling - a story of rejection, loneliness and an unexpected transformation.
Interactive murder mystery dinner with Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson at the Goldener Adler: solve a crime while enjoying a three-course menu.
Pawel Popolski brings his new show PolkaMania! to the stage - a wild ride through Heavy Metal Polka and Electro-Polka, with audience members recruited as Polkastar candidates and vodka shots guaranteed.
The Chambers are a multinational chamber ensemble from Cologne, blending classical works by Verdi, Bach and Vivaldi with pop arrangements. Grant-awarded by the Music Council, they perform at the Hospitalkirche in Schwäbisch Hall.
Florian Schroeder presents a cabaret show about happiness and the power of friendship. A comedy full of humor and deep reflections on finding joy in today's world.
Prinzessin Gisela Theater brings the puppet show "Die Hexe Zitterknittel" to Schwäbisch Hall - a fairy-tale adventure for children aged 4 and up, featuring Kasper, a good fairy, dwarves and a giant.
A puppet show for children aged 4 and up: Kasper sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess, and the young audience helps him outwit the sweet-toothed monster.
Hagen Rether returns to Schwäbisch Hall for the 11th time with his programme "Liebe" - up to three and a half hours of sharp political cabaret on love, hypocrisy and the courage to think for yourself.
Die Grabowskis are a unique ensemble of three gifted singers and comedians who entertain audiences with witty-macabre stories and extraordinary vocal power.
A dinner show pairing live musical performances with a multi-course meal - two professional singers perform hits from Mamma Mia!, Elisabeth, Grease and other stage classics.
Austrian cabaret artist and actor Josef Hader performs his 11th solo show - a darkly comic portrait of a celebrity completely detached from reality.
Andreas Rebers brings his 16th solo cabaret show to Schwäbisch Hall - a sharp, music-driven take on whether life is coincidence, joke or just plain business.
Abdelkarim brings "Plan Z", his fourth full-length programme, where the absurdities of everyday life become the springboard for sharp, subtle and hilarious social observation.
A communal sing-along evening hosted by Patrick Bopp (alias Memphis of "Füenf") in Schwäbisch Hall - no sheet music, just Christmas carols, pop, rock, and yodelling. Open to all, regardless of singing ability.
A puppet show for children aged 4 and up, in which Kasper and friends must save their Christmas wish lists from the greedy Zettelfresser and wake a very sleepy Father Christmas.
Six tailcoated vocalists blend Christmas classics with gospel and bossa nova in "Hell ist die Nacht" - a witty, warm pre-Christmas concert revue.
The pichorbello choir presents a spectacular New Year concert featuring a mix of hits from renowned artists, choreography, and lighting effects.
A three-course dinner meets escape room at the Goldener Adler in Schwäbisch Hall - guests solve puzzles and crack codes between courses, making it a fun evening for groups.
Christian Ehring, host of "extra 3" and the "Heute Show", brings his sixth solo cabaret programme "Versöhnung" to Schwäbisch Hall - a sharp, politically charged evening from the 2025 Deutschen Kabarettpreis winner.
Interactive crime comedy with a three-course dinner in Schwäbisch Hall. Two actors play nine roles while seven characters are performed by audience members themselves.
