Freising, Germany
The Asamtheater in Freising is a historic municipal theatre housed in a building dating back to the early 20th century. It stages a broad programme of drama, comedy, musicals and children's theatre, and serves as the main cultural venue for the city. The hall seats several hundred guests and is named after the famous Asam brothers, the Bavarian baroque artists closely associated with the region.
The step by step ballet school from Hallbergmoos marks its 30th anniversary with "Colors of Dance" - a vibrant show featuring classical ballet, modern, jazz and contemporary dance performed by dancers of all ages.
The Freising Chamber Orchestra celebrates 40 years with a concert blending classical and jazz - from Mozart to Gershwin, conducted by Christoph Eglhuber with pianist Lukas Kuen.
Eva Karl Faltermeier presents her third programme "Ding Dong" - cabaret observations about society, life, and everyday challenges delivered with sharp wit and genuine heart.
The amateur theatre Freising stages a theatrical adaptation of Kästner's novel about three men united by friendship across social divides in a luxury alpine hotel during 1930.
An adventurous tale of little bee Maja, who dreams of exploring the world but learns that friendship and community matter most. A performance for children from age 4.
Bavarian five-piece Eberwein blends polka, jazz and klezmer in an intimate chamber-music style, with harp at the centre of their warm, genre-crossing sound.
A trio of musicians and performers takes you into the world of Munich's Schwabing bohemia, blending works by Wedekind, Brecht and Valentin with jazz, chanson and traditional cabaret art.
A comedy by Münchner Kammerspiele starring Manuel Rubey and Simon Schwarz: two hopelessly unqualified friends open a fine-dining restaurant in the provinces, it burns down, and one of them ends up as the prime suspect.
Double Drums blend percussion with Christmas spirit in a lively family show - from Bach's oratorio to "Jingle Beats", with humour and rhythm that draws in audiences of all ages.