Freiburg im Breisgau, Germany
E-Werk is a large cultural and event venue housed in a former power station in Freiburg im Breisgau. The industrial building has been converted into a flexible space that hosts concerts, club nights, theatre performances, and art exhibitions. Its raw, open interior makes it one of the city's main stages for both local acts and touring artists.
Freiburg's Theater L.U.S.T. builds every scene from scratch on audience suggestions - no script, no rehearsed lines, just live wordplay, acting and improvised song, with Christoph Müller on electric piano.
Joachim Telgenbüscher and Nils Minkmar bring their popular history podcast to the stage, taking audiences through 19th-century Germany and the turbulent Vormärz era on their first live tour.
Wolfgang Haffner marks his 60th birthday and five decades on stage with his trio and special guest Ida Sand, a leading voice in Scandinavian jazz.
Berlin underground jazz collective Sonic Interventions blends heavy grooves with cosmos-inspired poetry and dance, moving between meditation and trance.
Fabio Landert performs "The Forbidden Fruit" in Freiburg. An artistic programme.
LEAP brings the "Entropy World Tour" to Freiburg. The concert takes place on November 15, 2026 at 8:00 PM.
The SWR Symphony Orchestra performs the programme Linie 2 in Freiburg im Breisgau.
Concert by artist PaulWetz in Freiburg im Breisgau.
Final showcase of a 2-year dance-training programme: twenty dancers in ten choreographies blending contemporary dance, improvisation, and performance.
A performance following two enslaved Africans whose path to freedom runs through a perilous escape to a Quilombo, guided by the Orixá Exú and the world of Capoeira.
A documentary theatre piece by Tuğsal Moğul examining the 2020 Hanau terrorist attack - asking hard questions about racism, state failure, and the absence of accountability.
Samuel Gapp and Rodrigo Brandão present an experimental improvisation concert that merges ritual and contemporary musical creation.
A micro-festival of Freiburg's classroom theatre genre - three short, stripped-back performances with no set or lighting, each followed by an hour-long discussion.
