Beeskow, Germany
Burg Beeskow is a medieval castle in the town of Beeskow in Brandenburg, dating back to the 13th century. It served for centuries as the residence of the bishops of Lebus and today houses the Kulturzentrum Burg Beeskow, including archives, a museum, and a gallery. Concerts, exhibitions, and cultural events are held regularly within its historic walls.
An evening at Burg Beeskow combining a whisky tasting with music played by self-playing instruments using paper rolls.
Ronny Gander invites you to an afternoon of dance tea - music and good cheer for all who love to dance.
Choreographer Rachel Brooker and Kinder- und Jugendballett Frankfurt (Oder) bring together contemporary dance, ballet, and folk dance in an evening exploring what the body expresses beyond words.
An operatic pasticcio from the Italian repertoire about love, wine, and the art of living la dolce vita at Burg Beeskow.
The beloved singspiel "Im weißen Rössl", with music by Ralph Benatzky, performed in three acts against the backdrop of Burg Beeskow.
The classic singspiel "Im weißen Rössl" in three acts with music by Ralph Benatzky makes its debut at Burg Beeskow.
Triple A Theater from Potsdam stages a sharp, funny play about German reunification - four characters from East and West collide at a campsite grill, and the evening turns into a reckoning with history.
Friedrich & Wiesenhütter blend virtuoso guitar, sharp life-observed lyrics and comedy into a handcrafted show that owes nothing to the mainstream.
A guided tour with live concert at Burg Beeskow: 1930s music played by self-playing instruments from the museum collection, served with coffee and cake.
An opera pasticcio of beloved arias and ensemble scenes - a witty, warm-hearted celebration of Italian dolce vita at Burg Beeskow.