Tuttlingen, Germany
The Stadthalle Tuttlingen is a multi-purpose event hall in the southwestern German town of Tuttlingen, on the upper Danube. It hosts concerts, theatre performances, congresses and trade fairs, serving as the main cultural venue for the region. The building offers flexible hall configurations to accommodate audiences of varying sizes.
Anette Selg presents her debut novel - a story of a woman seeking escape from the routine of everyday life. An event at the Literaturherbst festival in Tuttlingen.
A musical-literary programme by Klaus Wallendorf and Andreas Kowalewitz blending Mozart with humour and virtuosity. For audiences who appreciate intelligent wit.
Joint concert by choirs Cantutti and Wireless! featuring pop, film and musical songs performed in choral and a cappella styles.
Ronja von Wurmb-Seibel discusses the importance of human connection in an age of permanent crisis. An evening with the author of "Zusammen" exploring how we can change the world together.
Junge Philharmonie Oberschwaben under conductor Alban Beikircher opens the concert season. The youth orchestra performs works by Liszt, Rossini, and Tchaikovsky, plus the premiere of a new composition.
Jonathan Guggenberger's debut novel explores the contemporary art world, its intrigues and politics. Opening event of the Tuttlingen Literary Autumn at Stadthalle.
A one-man stage adaptation of Hemingway's classic novella, in which actor Stefan Hallmayer bids farewell to the stage as the Cuban fisherman Santiago fighting a giant marlin.
