Neustadt, Germany
The Neustadthalle is a multi-purpose event and congress hall in Neustadt an der Weinstraße, in the heart of the Palatinate wine region. Built in the 1960s, it hosts concerts, trade fairs, theatre performances, and large-scale private events. With a capacity of several hundred guests, it is the city's main venue for cultural and civic gatherings.
A cabaret monologue by Thomas Kaufmann about Paul, a drunken Saxon struggling with marriage, technology, and his own imperfections. A humorous tale of life in modern times.
A children's play about the unusual meeting between Mr. Taschenbier and the mysterious Sams, who turns his life completely upside down.
Landesbühnen Sachsen's dance theatre presents Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" choreographed by Natalie Wagner - a story of natural cycles and life's rhythms.
Peter Orloff and the Black Sea Cossack Choir present their farewell concert with Russian repertoire, opera stars, and a rich musical tradition.
A musical children's show about Puschel's autumn adventures, featuring songs, dance, and a stage full of autumn colours.
Sandtheater Dresden pairs live sand painting with classic German pop hits, tracing a musical arc from Marlene Dietrich to Helene Fischer.
Die Kaktusblüte deliver a cabaret evening of political satire, sharp wordplay and musical parodies - a show for anyone tired of loud opinions backed by nothing.
Joe Bausch - actor from "Tatort" and former prison doctor - brings his book "Knast" to life on stage with personal stories and first-hand accounts from behind bars.
De Randfichten, the cult folk-party band from the Erzgebirge, brings over 30 years of hits to the stage - folk tunes, originals, and crowd-pleasing classics in their signature style.