Nuremberg, Germany
The Gostner Hoftheater is an independent theatre in Nürnberg, housed in a converted 19th-century courtyard building in the Gostenhof district. It stages a broad mix of drama, cabaret, music and dance, with a strong focus on contemporary and socially engaged work. The intimate setting seats around 200 and also hosts a popular bar and cultural events beyond the main programme.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Director Laurent Gröflin revisits J.M. Barrie's classic with sharp new questions about childhood, growing up, and what Peter Pan's eternal youth really costs - a darker take on a familiar story.
An experimental series that combines music, text, and soup in an unconventional format. Stephan Goldbach and Andreas Thamm invite audiences to discuss the absurd and important themes of contemporary life.
An in-depth exploration of "Peter Pan" featuring a pre-show introduction and post-performance discussion with the creators at Gostner Hoftheater.
The new Tuesday series Close-Up opens the creative processes of artists. On October 21st, the play "[Ver]Kümmern" explores care and gender roles, with the opening of the photography exhibition "Who cares?" in the LOFT.
Nürnberg's Gostner Theaterjugendclub brings together poetry, dance, music and performance in a show that explores the blurry line between the dreams we sleep through and the ones we live for.