Marburg, Germany
The Erwin-Piscator-Haus in Marburg is the city's main municipal theatre and cultural centre, named after the pioneering German theatre director Erwin Piscator, who was born in Ulm but had strong ties to the region. It hosts a broad programme of theatre, concerts, readings and community events throughout the year.
A musical comedy about the history and fans of Eintracht Frankfurt, created by Henni Nachtsheim and director Andreana Clemenz.
Moritz Neumeier examines his own privileges and the contradictions of progressive ideology in a satirical show full of humor and self-reflection.
Lars Eidinger reads and sings from Bertolt Brecht's "Hauspostille" - an evening of poetry by one of the 20th century's defining playwrights, performed by one of Germany's leading stage actors.
A premiere theatre piece about the Merkel era: Karl-Konrad, a fisherman from Stralsund, takes stock of sixteen years of chancellorship with wit and without illusions. Suitable for ages 14 and up.
A theatre piece by Juliane Hendes about the Merkel era - mixing specially chosen music with sharp questions about German identity and what the country has become. For audiences 14 and up.
A theatre piece about the Merkel era, in which Karl-Konrad - a fisherman from Stralsund - takes stock of sixteen years of chancellorship with wit and without illusions. For audiences aged 14 and over.
Stand-up comedian Sven Bensmann performs his show "Svenomenal".