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.
Director Laurent Gröflin brings a fresh take on J.M. Barrie's classic to Nürnberg's Gostner Hoftheater, asking whether Peter Pan is really a hero - and whether Neverland is really paradise.
The Tuesday Close-Up series at Gostner Hoftheater in Nürnberg gives audiences a behind-the-scenes look at the new production "[Ver]Kümmern" by Nina Vieten, followed by the opening of the photography exhibition "Who cares?" in the LOFT.
An in-depth exploration of "Peter Pan" featuring a pre-show introduction and post-performance discussion with the creators at Gostner Hoftheater.
English storyteller Richard Martin brings a new programme of true tales to Nuremberg - funny, moving and surprising, told with a style that makes the English effortlessly easy to follow.
A three-person comedy show with Egersdörfer, Mueller and Schulz, packed with dark humour and satirical takes on modern life.
