Reichenbach im Vogtland, Germany
The Neuberinhaus in Reichenbach im Vogtland is a theatre and cultural centre named after Friederike Caroline Neuber, the pioneering 18th-century actress and theatre reformer who was born in Reichenbach. The building serves as the main venue for theatre performances, concerts and community events in the region.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A dance performance for children in which 24 young dancers explore humanity's impact on nature through movement and mime.
Day ticket for the Neuberin Festspiele theatre festival in Reichenbach im Vogtland featuring six performances and optional workshops with Sandra von Holn.
Premiere celebration of the Neuberin Ensemble's production with DJ duo Bataclan from Dresden spinning sixties music. Free entry.
(3 days)
Festival ticket for all performances of Neuberin Festspiele 2026 in Reichenbach, featuring three days of theatre productions with ensembles from across the region.
The Neuberin Ensemble premieres Ray Cooneys classic farce about a London cabbie juggling two secret marriages. After the show, DJ duo Bataclan from Dresden plays sixties sounds at the premiere party.
The Lebenshilfe Reichenbach theatre group opens the Neuberin Festival with a special performance featuring fantasy worlds in the Neuberinhaus foyer.
A filmmaking workshop for young people aged 12 and up at Neuberinhaus in Reichenbach im Vogtland - no experience required, from first idea to a premiere screening of your own short film.
Symphony concert at Neuberinhaus. Starts at 19:30.
An Argentine anthology film of six darkly comic episodes about revenge and social tension - sharp, anarchic satire with a wicked sense of humour. Recommended from age 16.
A sharp relationship comedy by Marius von Mayenburg about a couple striving for equality - and finding themselves in increasingly absurd situations. Performed by Oda Pretzschner and Jonas Fürstenau.
Writer Lea Streisand and musician André Herzberg open the Jewish cultural festival BALAGAN with readings and discussion about humor as a weapon against antisemitism.