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Stefan Eichner performs a solo tribute to Reinhard Mey - guitar only, spanning well-known classics and lesser-heard songs from the German chanson legend's vast catalogue.
Parenting experts Dr. Jan-Uwe Rogge and Matthias Jung bring their acclaimed comedy-meets-advice show about navigating puberty to Burg Stettenfels - aimed squarely at parents of teenagers.
TV-familiar cabaret duo Alois und Elsbeth Gscheidle deliver Swabian humour with warmth and self-deprecation - entertaining for locals and outsiders alike.
Outdoor screening at Burg Stettenfels: a French film about a celebrated chef who returns to her hometown for a single day - and finds more than she bargained for. Directed by Amélie Bonnin.
A warm drama based on a true story about a British teacher who rescues a stray penguin on a Uruguayan beach. Steve Coogan stars, and all penguin scenes use real animals - no CGI.
Two award-winning southern German comedians - Ralf Winkelbeiner and Markus Zipperle - make their joint premiere at Burg Stettenfels as part of the Kultur im Graben series.
Award-winning cello duo GrandCelliDuo blends baroque, opera, pop, jazz, and rock in an open-air concert at Burg Stettenfels, with the audience invited to sing and dance along.
Swiss ensemble Deep Floyd 7 merges Pink Floyd and Deep Purple songs into a unique tribute programme. The shows, lasting up to 3 hours, captivate audiences and critics alike.
The third Rudelsingen at Burg Stettenfels in Untergruppenbach - a communal sing-along with live guitar and piano, lyrics on screen, set in the castle moat.
Hans Gerzlich's cabaret show about turning 50 - a sharp, funny take on pensions, mortality and what it means to grow old with some dignity intact.
The Beat Brothers mark their 13th summer concert at Burg Stettenfels with a personal take on rock classics from the Beatles to Queen - four musicians, no mere imitation.
The trio Die Grabowskis blends singing, humour and macabre stories about the gravedigger's profession. A show full of wit, music and dark comedy for adult audiences.
Award-winning cabaret artist Frank Fischer brings his new show to Burg Stettenfels - a sharp, funny journey through the quirks of modern life, from world politics to Saxon radio ads.
Rick Black pays tribute to Bob Dylan on his 85th birthday - not as an imitator, but as an artist who makes the legend's songs genuinely his own.
Three performers, three styles - Swabian cabaret, comedy and music come together at Burg Stettenfels for one evening in Untergruppenbach.
Stephan Bauer's new stand-up show takes a sharp look at marriage, long-term relationships, and the absurdities that come with them - two hours of rapid-fire punchlines, cheaper than therapy.
Kai Podack and the Grand Central Bigband return to Burg Stettenfels for a tribute concert marking ten years since Roger Cicero's death - an evening of swing, soul and live bigband sound.
An open-air theatre production of Otfried Preußler's classic "The Robber Hotzenplotz" at Burg Stettenfels, featuring live music and the beloved local children's ensemble - perfect for families.
Swabian cabaret by Hillus Herzdropfa blends humour with intelligence and a critical take on Swabian character. A programme full of wit, dialect, and reflections on the values of Alb-Swabia.
Doris Reichenauer, known from a cabaret duo, delivers a solo programme full of authentic, bold humour about everyday situations and life's triumphs.
An exceptional meeting of filigree jazz and authentic blues - the duo of Ignaz Netzer and Werner Acker presents a high-calibre programme for lovers of guitar music.
The Stuttgarter Choristen perform Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana" at Burg Stettenfels - a spectacular concert with soloists, brass ensemble, and choir conducted by Marc Lange.
A tribute band honoring Eric Clapton with authentic blues-rock sound and emotional vocals. Their repertoire spans Clapton's classics and hits from his legendary collaborators.
Open-air theatre at Burg Stettenfels brings Otfried Preußler's classic tale of the Robber Hotzenplotz to life - a musical outdoor production with the Stettenfels children's ensemble.
Django Asül brings his eighth solo cabaret programme to Burg Stettenfels - two hours of sharp, wide-ranging observations that go well beyond political small talk.
