Göttingen, Germany
Junges Theater Göttingen is one of Germany's oldest independent youth theatres, founded in 1957. It stages productions for children, young people and adults alike, ranging from fairy tales and classics to contemporary drama. The house on Hospitalstraße is also a venue for guest performances and cultural events throughout the year.
An open-air family show based on the beloved Pippi Longstocking stories, featuring the world's strongest girl and her friends in a series of funny adventures.
A crime comedy at Junges Theater Göttingen in which a life coach guides a reluctant killer through the principles of mindful eating and therapeutic fasting.
A play by Lutz Kessler about Lou Andreas-Salomé - philosopher, writer, and psychoanalysis pioneer who lived in Göttingen and spent her life defying the conventions of her era.
A stage adaptation of Joachim Meyerhoff's bestselling novel, following a burnt-out actor who moves in with his indomitable 86-year-old mother on the Baltic coast.
A live music show at Junges Theater Göttingen celebrating love in all its forms - from fresh infatuation to heartbreak. The ensemble and band perform power ballads, love songs and rousing anthems of resilience.
A one-woman show following a defence barrister who built her career defending sexual assault cases - until she becomes a victim herself. A sharp, personal story about justice and the law's blind spots.
The Junges Theater Göttingen youth club stages its own adaptation of Kafka's "The Metamorphosis", exploring alienation, identity, and the pressure to perform - with personal texts written by the young participants themselves.
An evening of competitive poetry at Junges Theater Göttingen. Performers recite original work, and the audience votes for the winner.
A stage comedy by YOLA-Club about a family that moves into an ultra-modern smart residential complex - and soon finds that "smart" does not automatically mean better.
A farewell performance by actor Nico Dietrich at the Junges Theater Göttingen.