Eisenhüttenstadt, Germany
The Friedrich-Wolf-Theater in Eisenhüttenstadt is a municipal theatre named after the German playwright Friedrich Wolf. Built in the 1950s as part of the planned socialist city, it stages drama, comedy and musical productions for the region of Brandenburg. The building itself is a characteristic example of East German postwar architecture.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A children's musical gala featuring songs from Disney films and beloved children's series. Colourful costumes and scenery for children from four years old.
Mazze Wiesner pays tribute to German rock legends - Maffay, Grönemeyer, Lindenberg and Westernhagen - in an energetic show packed with cult classics in fresh arrangements.
The 11-piece tribute band ARETHA - The Queen of Soul - celebrates Aretha Franklin's legacy with her greatest hits, including "Respect" and "Think", at the Friedrich-Wolf-Theater in Eisenhüttenstadt.
Four actresses in a musical revue about menopause - bold, frank, and funny. A show celebrating 50 years of the Oderhähne ensemble.
The ABERLOUR'S are a German Celtic-Rock band with over 25 years of history, having performed at festivals from Wacken to Medieval Selb. In their trio format, they will present new material alongside classics from their extensive repertoire.
Annett Louisan marks 22 years of her debut album "Bohème" with a final run of open-air anniversary concerts, revisiting the record that launched her career in German-language pop.
Roland Jankowsky - known as Commissioner Overbeck from the ZDF series "Wilsberg" - performs crime short stories while his stage alter ego provides wry commentary from the sidelines. A prize-winning literary evening with a wink.
A musical about three artists who create music together as a form of social resistance. A story about courage, artistic identity, and the cost of being different.