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 brings her show "Ein Pullover voll Frau" to Magdeburg alongside Hans Werner Olm - a cabaret evening of anarchic humour and unapologetic female energy.
Erik Gedeon's musical comedy follows a group of elderly actors who, despite a grumpy carer and their own physical limitations, refuse to let the rock'n'roll spirit die.
Daniel Schmidgunst continues his Springsteen tribute series with new songs and stories, delivered in the same intimate format - just voice, guitar, keyboard and saxophone.
A Sunday morning of country music and line dancing at the Grüne Zitadelle in Magdeburg, running from 10:00 to nearly 14:00, with doors opening at 9:30.
Wolfgang Trepper combines cabaret with readings from his book about Aunt Henny, who taught him courage and trust. An evening full of humor, reflection, and emotion.
A musical comedy about four women whose paths collide on a scrapyard, bringing domestic dramas, sharp-tongued feuds and crowd-pleasing sing-along hits to the stage.
Purple Schulz celebrates his seventieth birthday with a new tour, proving he is far from finished - an evening full of substance, conviction and unforgettable songs.
Capriccio, a duo from Dessau, revisits the music of the 70s and 80s - from Fleetwood Mac and Sting to East German rock acts Karat and Karussell - in an evening of melodic hits and warm nostalgia.