Hamburg, Germany
The Laeiszhalle is Hamburg's grand concert hall, opened in 1908 and named after the shipping magnate Carl Heinrich Laeisz. Its main auditorium, the Großer Saal, seats around 2,000 and is celebrated for its exceptional acoustics. The hall hosts the Hamburg Philharmoniker, international orchestras, and a wide range of classical and contemporary concerts.
in 6 days
A lecture and discussion marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 attacks. Olaf Scholz reflects on this day from his perspective as Hamburg's former senator and analyzes the global consequences of the attack.
Scottish comedian Daniel Sloss performs his 13th solo show BITTER at Hamburg's Laeiszhalle, joined by special guest Kai Humphries. The show is in English throughout.
Christine Westermann and Mona Ameziane bring their popular podcast about books to the stage, discussing literary passions and personal reflections with an audience.
An author reading with Philipp Oehmke, Spiegel journalist and author of the novel "Papenburg" - a story about family breakdown, the search for meaning, and the cost of personal freedom.
A staged reading of Uwe Johnson's monumental novel, with Charly Hübner and Caren Miosga tracing Gesine Cresspahl's life from the GDR to 1960s New York.