Speyer, Germany
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A percussion concert blending classical instruments with experimental sounds from everyday objects. The programme features works by composers including Xenakis and Eötvös.
An award-winning multimedia theatre piece by Mariasole Brusa that blends puppet theatre, contemporary dance, and film, inspired by the 2023 floods in Emilia-Romagna.
A theatrical adaptation of Kafka's "The Trial" where fiction meets reality. A production full of humour and drama by the Moabiter Theaterspektakel ensemble.
A puppet show about Professor Humbug and his assistant Partout's quest to find a mysterious fish. Full of imagination and humour for children aged 6 and up.
Award-winning cabaret artist Christine Prayon - known to many as Birte Schneider from heute show - brings a show that trades pure criticism for utopias and alternatives, with no piano in sight.
Classical guitar professor Thomas Müller-Pering presents a concert of romantic classics featuring works by masters of the Spanish and Latin American guitar tradition.
Söhne Mannheims Jazz Department plays a special show in Speyer with both guitarists Kosho and Thilo Zirr on stage together for the first time, joined by Joe Reinhuber on tenor saxophone.
Guitarist and oud player Amir-John Haddad - Grammy-nominated Radio Tarifa veteran and Hans Zimmer collaborator - performs as EL AMIR alongside singer Sabrina Romero and percussionist Ricardo Espinosa.
Jazz guitarist Daniel Stelter with bandmates Tommy Baldy and Michael Pauckers presents his album "Wooden Songs". A concert by the musician who has performed with Al Jarreau, Nils Landgren and many other world-class artists.
Legendary fingerstyle guitarist Clive Carroll leads a workshop in Speyer, sharing his knowledge and experience with participants.
Around 30 young guitarists from across Germany, hand-picked by the Landesmusikrat Baden-Württemberg, perform a programme ranging from classical works to jazz and contemporary pieces written especially for this ensemble.
Bernhard Weller and Götz Valter stage the rise of the Habsburgs as a fast-paced comedy - 250 years of medieval power struggles told through more than 20 lightning-quick role changes.