Wolfenbüttel, Germany
The Lessingtheater in Wolfenbüttel is a municipal theatre named after the Enlightenment writer Gotthold Ephraim Lessing, who lived and worked in the town for many years. Built in the late 19th century, it stages drama, comedy, musicals and children's theatre. As the main cultural venue of the region, it also hosts guest productions and literary events.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Vera Buck reads from her crime novel about a mysterious disappearance in a luxury Florida gated community. Moderated by Antje Deistler, a renowned cultural journalist and crime fiction expert.
A theatrical spectacle about Lady Philea Fogg's audacious journey around the world in 80 days. Fast-paced, witty, and poetic - a fresh adaptation of Jules Verne's classic.
Contemporary dance duo CLASH explores the dynamics of conflict and human relationships through movement. The piece by Josh Haines and Alina Jaggi comes to Wolfenbüttel as part of the SPOTTED project.
A theatrical production about the liberation of Wolfenbüttel in 1945, combining drama with video art. The piece explores the experiences of different people at the moment of war's end and raises questions about freedom and change.
The orchestra under Tobias Rokahr performs works by Brahms, Weber and Schubert, featuring clarinetist Joscha Kremsler as soloist.
A musical comedy about three women from post-war Germany who dream of performing before the British Queen. A story filled with humor, songs from the 1930s-40s, and the power of community.
The Wolfenbüttel Music and Ballet School stages a 90-minute ballet production of The Wizard of Oz, choreographed by Sabrina Bonneu-Scholz and performed by the school's own dancers.
The ADTV dance school am Park stages Michael Ende's Momo as a dance show featuring hip-hop, contemporary and around 150 performers. Suitable for the whole family.