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.
Laienbühne Freising stages Kästner's classic novel about a millionaire traveling incognito who strikes up an unlikely friendship. A comedy full of misunderstandings set in an Alpine hotel.
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An adventurous tale of the bee Maja, who dreams of exploring the world and learns that friendship matters most. A performance for children from age 4.
Eberwein blends Bavarian tradition with jazz and klezmer into an energetic crossover sound anchored by harp and vocal storytelling.
A musical and literary journey through Munich's bohemia with three performers blending expressionism, jazz, and the Munich cabaret tradition around the legend of Schwabinger Gisela.
Eva Karl Faltermeier presents her third programme "Ding Dong" - a cabaret full of sharp humour, social observations and reflections on everyday life. An evening of laughter, thought and authenticity.
The Kammerorchester Freising celebrates its 40th anniversary with a symphonic concert featuring works by Rossini, Mozart, Gershwin, and Schumann, with soloist Lukas Kuen from the Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks.
The ballet school step by step from Hallbergmoos celebrates its 30th anniversary with a spectacular "Colors of Dance" show featuring choreography from classical to contemporary styles.
A guided tour through the history of Freising's former prince-bishop's university, featuring baroque curiosities and the recently uncovered graffiti of a historic student prison.