Lörrach, Germany
Burghof is Lörrach's main concert and event hall, located in the city centre close to the Swiss and French borders. Built in the 1970s, it hosts a broad programme - from jazz and classical music to rock, comedy and theatre. The main hall seats around 900 people, and the venue also runs a smaller studio stage for more intimate performances.
Theater Liberi stages Kipling's "The Jungle Book" as a colorful musical full of adventure, songs, and dance. A family-friendly production perfect for children from age four.
in 3 days
A poetic puppet play about invention and dreams, in which a young Creator discovers the beauty of the butterfly. The performance weaves puppets, music, and animation into a story for the whole family.
Bodo Wartke and Melanie Haupt present a modern, rhymed adaptation of Sophocles' "Antigone", exploring themes of responsibility and civic courage.
Bodo Wartke breathes new life into the Greek tragedy "King Oedipus" in a brilliant solo adaptation brimming with musical wit, verbal cleverness, and profound emotion.
Italian choreographer Sofia Nappi and her company KOMOCO present the dance piece "Chora" - an exploration of the origins of creative creation through seven dancers and pulsing sound design.
A poetry slam competition at Burghof Lörrach where performers present their original work. The audience votes to determine the winner of the season's opening tournament.
Drummer Eva Klesse and her quartet perform jazz where complexity meets directness. The band's music lives through shared listening and spontaneous interplay.
A lively science show for the whole family: Professor Bummbastic spends 90 minutes staging physics and chemistry experiments, with his humanoid robot assistant Mozart along for the ride.
Grand Classic Ballet offers an intimate take on "Swan Lake" with a live string quartet, prioritizing emotion and direct audience connection over spectacle.
German indie-rock band ok.danke.tschüss brings their raw, chart-hitting sound from "Knutschen & Boxen" to Lörrach - deadpan lyrics, no frills, and shows that regularly sell out.
