Cuxhaven, Germany
The Stadttheater Cuxhaven is the main municipal theatre of this North Sea port city. It stages a varied programme of drama, musicals, comedy and dance, drawing on both its own productions and guest performances. The building serves as the cultural centrepiece of the city's public life.
A comedy by Sébastien Castro about a misdirected text message that sets off a chain of increasingly chaotic events. A Paris stage hit performed by Landesbühne Rheinland Pfalz.
Club der toten Dichter marks 20 years of its "Galgenlieder" tour with a literary-musical evening featuring Christian Morgenstern's poetry in new settings, and actor Hans-Werner Meyer as guest vocalist.
A stage adaptation of Hemingway's classic novella, following the old Cuban fisherman Santiago through a gruelling battle with a giant marlin - and with his own limits.
Florian Zeller's drama about 17-year-old Nicolas struggling with adolescence, parental divorce, and serious mental health issues. A story of paternal love and a desperate attempt to save a son from himself.
Shakespeare's tale of Prince Hamlet reimagined as a lavish rock musical with fencing scenes, puppet theatre, and costumes bridging the Elizabethan era and steampunk.
A comedy about 23-year-old Maya trying to launch a political career in Germany, only to face resistance and an absurd dynamic with her political nemesis.
A magical musical for the whole family about Pinocchio's adventures as he learns to become a real boy. Filled with music, enchantment, and Italian charm.
A true-crime concert evening in Cuxhaven pairing four real historical crimes with live classical music - Roman Knizka narrates, OPUS 45 wind quintet performs.
Lisa Feller, one of Germany's top stand-up comedians, brings her new show "Schön für dich!" to Cuxhaven - sharp, charming and packed with laughs from everyday life.
"Lissi & Herr Timpe" bring their winter revue to Cuxhaven - a playful, live-music celebration of classic German Schlager, from Zarah Leander to Caterina Valente, with plenty of humour.
The Johann-Strauß-Ensemble, conducted by Daniel Draganov, performs highlights from Viennese and Berlin operetta, with soprano Alexandra Steiner and tenor Martin Koch as soloists.
An interactive family concert featuring music by Prokofiev, Mancini and Waits. The tale of Peter and his animal friends unfolds in a magical setting.