Wiesloch, Germany
Das Palatin is a modern congress and event centre in Wiesloch, Baden-Württemberg, opened in 2001. It hosts a wide range of events - from concerts and theatre performances to conferences and trade fairs. The main hall seats up to 1,200 guests, and several smaller rooms are available for more intimate gatherings.
A live horror radio play staged after Bram Stoker's classic novel - Dracula hunts London while a small band of heroes pursues him to Transylvania. Horror, humour and sharp pacing in one evening.
A modern fairy tale about two siblings who always know better and a mysterious Smarty-Pants who knows even more. A puppet theatre show for children from age 6.
The eighth charity Gala Ball in Wiesloch features the Uni-Tanzorchester Karlsruhe, artistic performances, a silent auction, and prize raffle. All proceeds support the Citizens Foundation.
An interactive improv crime-comedy dinner: guests help solve the murder of Mr. Entenbi over a 4-course menu, with aperitif from 18:00.
Konstanze Kromer stars in one of Germany's most popular one-woman shows, a witty and sharp take on the differences between the sexes and the challenges of living together.
A live flamenco show featuring internationally acclaimed guest artists who bring the passion and power of this Spanish art form to the stage in Wiesloch.