Riedstadt, Germany
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A magical adventure of witch Knallpurga on a peculiar rope-planet, performed in German Sign Language with English voice-over. A show for children from age 4 and their parents.
A comedic evening of Loriot sketches about marriage and partnership communication. Mélanie Linzer and Christian Suhr play the Blöhmann couple in humorous scenes full of absurdity and wit.
The Autumn Revue is a vibrant variety programme with performers from around the world - from acrobatics to magic and comedy. The show is accessible to both hearing and deaf audiences.
Jo van Nelsen revives the forgotten history of cabaret in the concentration camps of Westerbork and Theresienstadt, recounting the fates of imprisoned artists and performing their songs.
A morning literary event featuring book presentations, readings, and breakfast in the theatre café. Ensemble actors discuss selected titles in collaboration with the local library and bookshop.
A staged reading of Büchner's "Danton's Death" by the BüchnerBühne ensemble, exploring revolution, power, and the repeating logic of political violence in Europe.
Ray Cooper, bassist and cellist of the Oysterband, performs his solo programme "Even for a shadow" - melancholic original compositions spanning instruments from kantele to cello.
A French drawing-room comedy about a family evening that descends into heated debates and verbal sparring when a controversial name for an unborn child is revealed.
A scenic reading and thematic tour built around Georg Büchner's "Danton's Death" - exploring the idea of Europe, political freedom, and the cost of revolution.
The third instalment of the "SatireSamstag" series explores texts and authors from the Berlin satirical magazine "Kladderadatsch", which ran weekly from 1848 to 1944.
The monthly "Club der Dichter" series brings together literature, a live reading, and breakfast - this edition features "Vor uns die Zeit" by R. C. Sherriff, presented by actors of BüchnerBühne.
A musical revue about Rudi Dutschke and the 1960s student movement, inspired by the legendary Berlin Reichskabarett.