All About Roberta - Special Guest: Sabrina Seibert
Kehrwieder Theater, Hamburg, Germany
Roberta Valentini presents her new solo concert on 25 September 2026 at 19:00 at Kehrwieder Theater in Hamburg.
Valentini was born in Nuremberg and completed her musical theatre training at Theaterakademie August Everding in Munich. Her career began in 2006 with the alternating roles of Elisabeth and Countess Esterházy in the Swiss premiere of "Elisabeth" at Thunerseespielen. She went on to perform leading roles in productions including "Anatevka" (Chava) in Braunschweig, "Jekyll & Hyde" (Lucy), "Chess" (Florence Vassy), "Company" (April), "Hexen von Eastwick" (Sukie), and "Das Molekül" (Rosalind Franklin, Claire Fraiser) in Bielefeld, as well as "Das Geheimnis des Edwin Drood" (Edwin Drood) in Münster. In 2009, she took the title role in the European premiere of "Marie Antoinette" in Bremen and simultaneously appeared as Elphaba in "Wicked - Die Hexen von Oz".
In 2011, she played Ulla in the world premiere of "Kein Pardon" in Düsseldorf and created the role of Henriette in the world premiere of "Casanova" in Dessau. In 2014, she returned to the title role in "Elisabeth" - in a touring production that was also shown in Shanghai. At the Sommerfestspiele Tecklenburg in 2016 and 2017, she portrayed Morgana in "Artus", Fiona in "Shrek", and Beatrice in "Rebecca". Further engagements included "Die Brücken am Fluss" (Marian) in Chemnitz, the world premiere of "Luna" (Berit) in Vienna, "Herz aus Gold" (Sybilla Sr.) in Augsburg, "Ghost" (Molly) in Stuttgart and Hamburg, "Evita" in Mannheim, and "Dracula" (Mina) in Munich.
In 2022 and 2023, she toured as a soloist with "Disney in Concert" throughout Germany, Austria, Switzerland, England, and Italy. Most recently, she appeared in the world premiere of "Hello! Again" in Leipzig and as Elisabeth on a Germany-wide tour. As a soloist, she performs in numerous musical concerts and has been the vocalist of the Italian band "Pino Baro" for 20 years.
Line-up
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Roberta Valentini 19:00
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Sabrina Seibert











