Wilhelmshaven, Germany
The Pumpwerk in Wilhelmshaven is a cultural centre housed in a former industrial pumping station from the late 19th century. The brick building has been converted into a live music and events venue, hosting concerts across a wide range of genres as well as club nights and cultural events. Its industrial character gives the main hall a distinctive, raw atmosphere.
Kerim Pamuk's stand-up show takes sharp aim at feedback culture, self-optimization mania, and the political absurdities of modern Germany - comic and caustic in equal measure.
Dennis Gastmann recounts his journey along the Orient Express route from Paris to Istanbul - an adventure through a continent in transition.
HG. Butzko brings his sharp political cabaret to Wilhelmshaven - a witty, unfiltered take on a world where technology and common sense have stopped making sense together.
A preview show of Simon & Jan's new programme - Germany's most decorated Liedermacher duo, blending delicate two-guitar ballads, loop arrangements and orchestral numbers with sharp social commentary.
The a cappella group Les Brünettes celebrates 15 years with a jubilee tour showcasing career highlights and new compositions.
Lydia Benecke examines the psychology of psychopaths - from notorious killers to people living among us. A lecture for those interested in criminal psychology.
Journalist and academic Christian Stöcker traces how a network of the ultra-wealthy and the fossil fuel industry has blocked climate action for decades - and makes the case for why their era is running out.
German comedian Carmela De Feo, known as La Signora, celebrates 20 years on stage with a performance full of humour, wordplay, and fairytale imagery.