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.
Alexander Kerbst as Falco and Koffi Missah as Michael Jackson unite for a two-hour tribute show with a live band and dancers.
Nazareth mark the 50th anniversary of "Love Hurts" on their 2026 tour, now fronted by Swiss singer Gianni Pontillo. Hamburg's Stan Silver & The Brave Puppies open the show.
Harztheater brings Michael Ende's beloved children's classic to the stage - Jim Knopf and Lukas the engine driver set out on a daring quest to rescue Princess Li Si.
East German prog-rock institution STERN COMBO MEISSEN brings their 2025/26 tour to Wittenberge, mixing classic tracks with material from their latest album "Die Himmelsscheibe von Nebra".
Mathias Richling's satirical solo show "KI - Keine Identität" skewers the contradictions of AI and digital identity - with almost no props, relying entirely on voice, posture, and sharp wit.
The Lumis Ensemble (flute and guitar) guides listeners through musical realms of fable, blending familiar melodies with surprising discoveries from different eras and traditions.
The Kreismusikschule Prignitz stages its sixth major ballet production, setting Beethoven's 7th Symphony - arranged for twelve pianists and percussionists - to choreography by Katharina Fährmann, with around 40 young dancers aged 6 to 20.