Schwäbisch Gmünd, Germany
The Kulturzentrum am Prediger is a cultural centre housed in a former Dominican monastery in the old town of Schwäbisch Gmünd. The medieval complex, centred on the 13th-century Predigerkirche, hosts concerts, exhibitions, readings and civic events. The historic rooms give the venue a distinctive character that sets it apart from purpose-built halls.
Birgit Minichmayr and Quadro Nuevo perform selected Shakespeare sonnets in a musical show that fuses word and sound into a unified artistic experience.
An evening of Romantic art songs performed by baritone Benjamin Appl and pianist Simon Lepper. The programme features masterworks by Schumann, Butterworth, Mendelssohn, and Wolf.
Young trombonist Yannick-Maurice Groß gives a solo recital spanning Baroque to jazz, featuring original works for trombone and piano by Sulek and Jacob.
A literary slam poetry competition in Schwäbisch Gmünd featuring five word artists and hosted by renowned moderator Johannes Elster. The audience votes for the winner and rewards them with gifts.
Three actors tear into Heinrich von Kleist's dramas with wit and daring, turning the classics inside out in a 100-minute theatrical ride.
Samuel Gogniat (vibraphone) and Mathis Wolfer (recorders) set Bach in dialogue with Chick Corea across three musical chapters - both finalists of the Deutscher Musikwettbewerb 2025.
Violinist Sara Schlumberger-Ruiz and pianist Jun-Ho Gabriel Yeo perform as Duo Pierrot, presenting Beethoven violin sonatas alongside works by Debussy and Schubert to mark the 200th anniversary of the composer's death.