Singen, Germany
The Stadthalle Singen is a multi-purpose event hall in Singen (Hohentwiel), a town in the southwestern corner of Baden-Württemberg near the Swiss border. The venue hosts concerts, theatre performances, trade fairs and congresses, making it the main cultural hub of the region. Its flexible hall layout accommodates events of varying sizes.
Podcast duo Jacqueline Belle and criminal defence lawyer Dr. Alexander Stevens bring their true crime live show "Toxic Love" to Singen - real cases about toxic relationships, crime scene photos, and interactive audience experiments.
Musical comedian Willy Astor brings his new show to Singen, packed with wordplay, wit and offbeat ideas.
Polish string quartet MozART Group blends Mozart with country, flamenco and a ping-pong ball in a wordless comedy show that works equally well for classical devotees and first-timers.
Gerhard Polt and the Well-Brüder bring their sharp, irreverent take on a "Bavarian Evening" to Singen - no postcard idyll, just wit and authentic Bavarian music. Their final appearance together in the region.
A dark comedy by Steven Moffat (creator of Sherlock) about a London couple who discover their delightful holiday acquaintance may be a serial killer - and she's already asleep in their guest room. Starring Marion Kracht and Jessica Ginkel on a German tour.
Monet Quintett brings five principal players from leading European orchestras to Singen for an evening of wind chamber music, from Reicha and Ravel to Ligeti and Taffanel.
Junges Theater Bonn brings Margit Auer's beloved book series to the stage, with real children in the cast alongside magical talking animals. Suitable for children aged 6 and up, and a genuine treat for the whole family.
Miss Allie combines modern singer-songwriting with sharp social commentary and genuine humour, drawing audiences in through spontaneous, emotionally charged performances.
Semino Rossi, one of the biggest Schlager stars in the German-speaking world, brings his live tour to Singen. Special guests Nadin Meypo and Kevin Pabst round out the evening.
Martina Schwarzmann's cabaret show with live improvisation. An unpredictable evening full of humour and spontaneity.
Annika Preil, familiar from the TV show Anna und die wilden Tiere, brings her first live show for children to the stage - wild animals, adventures and nature stories all included.
Bodo Wartke's seventh show mixes musical cabaret with virtuoso piano playing and clever wordplay - an evening of wit, rhyme and the occasional tongue-twister.