Wittenberge, Germany
The Kultur- und Festspielhaus Wittenberge is a modern event and cultural centre in this Elbe river town in Brandenburg. It hosts theatre performances, concerts, comedy shows and community events, serving as the main stage for cultural life in the region. The building, opened in 2010, stands out for its striking contemporary architecture.
The Kreismusikschule Prignitz stages its sixth major ballet production, setting choreography for around 40 students to Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, performed live by a twelve-piece piano and percussion ensemble.
An intimate flute-and-guitar concert by Lumis Ensemble that tells stories through music bridging tradition and modernity. For anyone who wants to be captivated by beautiful sounds.
Alexander Kerbst as Falco and Koffi Missah as Michael Jackson share the stage in a two-hour live show with a full band and dancers, covering the hits of both pop icons.
Nazareth, the Scottish hard rock veterans, play Wittenberge on their 2026 tour with new frontman Gianni Pontillo, marking 50 years of "Love Hurts". Support comes from Hamburg's Stan Silver & The Brave Puppies.
Harztheater brings Michael Ende's beloved children's classic to the stage - the story of Jim Knopf, engine driver Lukas, and their steam locomotive Emma on a journey into the unknown.
Art rock legend STERN COMBO MEISSEN returns with a new concert tour, blending classic hits with fresh material and the recent album "Die Himmelsscheibe von Nebra".
Wigald Boning and Bernhard Hoëcker take the stage with no script and no fixed structure - just curiosity and whatever questions the audience throws at them. Every show is different.
Mathias Richling dissects artificial intelligence and digital identity in a new cabaret programme brimming with sharp humour and philosophical reflections on the modern technological world.