Magdeburg, Germany
The Grüne Zitadelle is a striking pink residential and commercial building designed by the Austrian artist Friedensreich Hundertwasser - his last major project, completed posthumously in 2005. The curving, organic facade is covered with grass-topped roofs, golden onion domes, and uneven floors inside. The complex hosts a small hotel, shops, and a tourist information centre, and regularly serves as a backdrop for cultural events and guided tours.
Luise Koschinsky, the charismatic performer known from RTL's "Olm," brings her new show "Ein Pullover voll Frau" alongside Hans Werner Olm. A cabaret full of wit and social commentary.
A musical comedy by Erik Gedeon set in 2070, where a group of retired actors living in their old theatre rediscover their rock'n'roll spirit despite the best efforts of a killjoy carer.
in 2 days
Daniel Schmidgunst continues his series on Bruce Springsteen's life with new songs and stories, performed by a tight trio of guitar, saxophone, and keyboards.
in 3 days
A Sunday morning of country music and line dancing in Magdeburg, kicking off at 10:00 and running until nearly 14:00.
Wolfgang Trepper combines cabaret with readings from his first book, a heartfelt tribute to his Aunt Henny. Expect sharp humour alongside genuinely moving moments.
A musical comedy about four women whose paths collide on a junkyard - sharp humour, female solidarity, and catchy sing-along numbers all included.
Purple Schulz marks his seventieth birthday with a tour that weaves his best-known songs into a programme about time, personal breaks and political questions - performed on keyboard and the rare Harpejji instrument.
Dessau duo Capriccio pairs Fleetwood Mac, Sting and Gary Moore with East German rock classics in an evening of music from a generation's shared soundtrack.