16 events for the next 18 months
D!E GÄNG blends HipHop, Dancehall and Ska into a concert for the whole family - born from a father-daughter songwriting project, the band now tours with two albums behind them.
The Czech Philharmonic Prague opens the semester with a concert featuring works by Rachmaninoff and Dvořák.
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An interactive crime dinner at Japengo Steakhouse where a multi-course menu accompanies a criminal investigation. Guests become participants in a murder mystery unfolding during auditions for Goethe's play.
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Tiago Rodrigues' play about a family that kills a fascist each year on the anniversary of a farm worker's murder. When the daughter refuses to participate, a debate unfolds about violence, democracy, and resistance to fascism.
Premiere of Tiago Rodrigues' play about a family ritual of revenge set against Portuguese history. The production explores questions of violence, democracy, and resistance to fascism.
Ulrich Hägele explores the history of vinyl and plays a rare 1948 recording of Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto performed by Nathan Milstein.
Emergency physician Lisa Federle reads from her book about fears and uncertainty, joined by actor Jan Josef Liefers and musicians. Proceeds support a charitable organization.
The international Heartgroove Quartet performs experimental jazz with influences from groove and contemporary music. The concert features tenor saxophonist Max Treutner, a nominee for the German Jazz Prize.
Two jazz concerts in one evening: the Axel Kühn Trio performing their album "Vision and Movement" alongside Ull Möck & Band's reimagining of The Beatles in Blue Note and soul-jazz style.
Günther Heinz, a legend of free improvisation from East Germany, joins Thomas Maos and Fried Dähn for experimental music without boundaries.
An improvisation project where music and dance meet without a score - cellist Fried Dähn, the duo "Warten auf Schwalben", and dancer Jakob Jautz create live free improvisation.
Swedish bassist Björn Meyer, based in Switzerland, presents his solo work exploring the electric bass within acoustic space. A concert dedicated to uncovering the rarely heard potential of the bass guitar.
A family-friendly afternoon of silent films from Disney's early years, with live piano accompaniment. Perfect for all ages.
Edgar Selge reads from his new novel about Jura Rjabinkin, a sixteen-year-old boy from the time of the Leningrad blockade, and discusses it with Ingrid Abeln.
Katja Berlin presents a new stage programme based on her book, combining satirical diagrams with analysis of contemporary social issues.
Cellist Pieter Wispelwey performs Bach-Gala in Tübingen. A classical music concert featuring the cello.
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Prof. Timm Sigg, winner of the Kleinkunstpreis Baden-Württemberg 2025, blends mathematics and musical cabaret in his third solo show - witty, self-deprecating and surprisingly tuneful.
German cabaret artist and satirist Django Asül presents his new programme "Am Ende vorn". The show blends political satire with reflections on the major themes of our time.
Tex performs Leonard Cohen songs in an intimate solo format - voice and guitar only in small clubs. A personal interpretation of classic works without pathos or pretension.
The legendary trio EURE MÜTTER celebrates 25 years with a two-hour best-of show packed with greatest hits, sketches, and guaranteed laughs.
A theatrical retelling of the true story of George Tabori's mother, the sole survivor of a 1944 deportation to Auschwitz - a dark comedy about courage, horror, and the bond between mother and son.
George Tabori's play about his mother, the sole survivor among 4,031 people deported to Auschwitz. The production blends dark comedy with profound drama, exploring courage and the will to live in the face of unimaginable evil.
An anti-war concert bringing together musicians of different genres - from singer-songwriters through soul to hip-hop - gathering in Tübingen to sing about peace and resistance to war.
Suzie Miller's monodrama about a defence lawyer who becomes a victim of sexual violence herself. A powerful play questioning the legal system and seeking justice, performed by Johanna Engel.
A communal singing session for everyone, regardless of ability. Patrick Bopp invites you to have fun, experiment, and share emotions through music.
Claus von Wagner brings his latest stand-up show to Tübingen, tackling democracy in crisis, climate change, and inequality with sharp satire - serious subjects, surprisingly funny delivery.
British keyboardist Nick Steed - known for his work with Colosseum and blues legends Larry Garner and Chris Farlowe - plays Tübingen with guitarist Sebastian Lorenz and drummer Steve Gibson.
Two authors write live without preparation while the audience watches and influences the creative process in this unconventional interactive show.
An evening celebrating Hölderlin's poetry accompanied by classical guitar music, performed by distinguished artists Bernhard Hurm and Christoph Denoth.
A gripping one-woman show about a rape defence lawyer who becomes a victim herself and must face her own methods. Johanna Engel performs Tessa Ensler in Suzie Miller's internationally acclaimed play.
George Tabori's play about his mother, who survived the Holocaust. A moving story of courage and humour in the face of tragedy, performed by Sigrun Schneider-Kaethner and Thomas Bockelmann.
A Liederabend evening as part of the vielklang 26 Festival in Tübingen, bringing together chamber and early music under this year's theme of courage, with both seasoned performers and rising talents on stage.
The vielklang 26 festival in Tübingen showcases chamber and early music, bringing together world-class performers and emerging artists in a diverse programme of special concert formats.
A morning concert from the Bach'n'Breakfast series at vielklang 26 - chamber and early music in Tübingen, this year themed around courage.
Sicilian singer-songwriter Pippo Pollina, known for poetic ballads and protest songs rooted in his turbulent past, performs in Tübingen with the Palermo Acoustic Quintet.
The closing concert at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen pairs music with questions about climate responsibility and intergenerational legacy, featuring works by Piazzolla, Clarke, Pärt and Walshe.
A family concert at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen where children and adults build sound worlds from natural materials, combining improvisation with chamber music and Jennifer Walshe's "Climate Change Songs".
A young artistic team weaves chamber music and performance together to ask hard questions about memory, inheritance and the stories that go untold. Curated by mezzo-soprano Julika Hing.
A young artistic team tackles the culture of memory through chamber music and performance at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen. The programme is curated by mezzo-soprano Julika Hing alongside Lara Jakobi and Paul Ebert.
Ute Lemper performs Kurt Weill songs set to texts by Brecht and others, tracing the composer's life across his German, French and American years.
Solistenensemble D'Accord, led by violinist Martina Trumpp, presents a 90-minute paraphrase of Wagner's opera "Tristan und Isolde" for string instruments, with commentary by actress Michaela May.
Max Mutzke and Cuban pianist Marialy Pacheco perform an intimate duo with reinterpreted songs. The concert brings together voice and piano in a unique musical partnership.
An audacious fusion of Baroque Rameau with ABBA's music performed by the Berlin ensemble lautten compagney. Saxophonist Asya Fateyeva dances between epochs with virtuosic ease.
A semi-staged production of the musical "Anastasia" by the Musical Academy Tübingen with orchestra. The story of a young woman seeking her identity during the Russian Revolution.
A communal singing evening open to all - no music-reading skills required, just a willingness to join in. Patrick Bopp alias Memphis (Füenf) leads this summernight special with a live band in Tübingen.
Joey Calderazzo - long-time partner of Michael Brecker and member of the Branford Marsalis Quartet - brings his trio to the Sudhaus open-air garden in Tübingen for an evening of post-bop jazz with Orlando Le Fleming and David Hawkins.
Dieter Thomas Kuhn performs his greatest hits accompanied by the virtuosic SWR Big Band - a nostalgic show with lush arrangements and classic big-band sound.
The Berliner Symphoniker perform as a chamber orchestra at Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen, with works by Schubert, Haydn, Nielsen, and Grieg.
The Philharmonia Chor Reutlingen performs Mikis Theodorakis's monumental oratorio "Canto General", a work rooted in Pablo Neruda's poetry about Latin American history and resistance.
A dance performance by ten artists grappling with the silence and ignorance passed down in families with a National Socialist past - no easy answers offered.
The final performance of Shakespeare's The Tempest directed by Joachim Lux with three actors. A classic drama of power, love, and reconciliation on a solitary island.
Outdoor comedy night on the forest stage at Sudhaus in Tübingen - the first 450 tickets come with a rain-plan guarantee in the new indoor hall.
Pianist Matthias Kirschnereit performs a solo recital spanning Mendelssohn, Wagner, Bruckner, Chopin, and Brahms at the historic Kloster Bebenhausen in Tübingen.
Shakespeare's The Tempest in Joachim Lux's adaptation for three actors - a tale of power, magic, and reconciliation on a remote island.
An intelligent and moving play about a psychologist who has one hour to talk with a depressed God. All performances sold out; final showing July 12.
A poetic-musical evening based on the correspondence between Paula Modersohn-Becker and Rainer Maria Rilke, performed by Christina Weiser, Christian Adamsky and Thomas Bockelmann at the Zimmertheater Tübingen. Sold out.
A clever comedy about a psychologist who has one hour to convince a depressed God to keep living. A play by Israeli playwright Anat Gov, completely sold out since its November premiere.
An evening of the most celebrated Italian opera arias. Soprano Antonella Baldantoni and pianist Vito Clemente present masterpieces from Puccini's greatest works.
A psychological comedy about a psychologist's encounter with a depressed God. Israeli playwright Anat Gov's play directed by Thomas Bockelmann, starring Stefan Herrmann and Jel Woschni.
NoisUfer returns with a new album recorded in Croatia - jazz-inflected, groove-driven music spanning complexity and simplicity, featuring guest Fried Dähn.
Philosopher Jason Stanley examines fascism, its patterns, and contemporary threats to democracy. A reading and discussion with an expert on propaganda and authoritarianism.
The final, sold-out performance of Suzie Miller's acclaimed one-woman play about a defence lawyer who becomes a victim of the very system she serves. Johanna Engel plays Tessa Ensler, with a pre-show talk at 19:30.
