Glauchau, Germany
The Stadttheater Glauchau is a municipal theatre in the Saxon town of Glauchau, housed in a historic building that has served the city's cultural life for well over a century. It stages a varied programme of drama, musicals, concerts and children's theatre, drawing on both its own productions and guest performances from regional ensembles.
Tom Gerhardt returns with a new solo show in which he plays the entire Krause family and other outrageous characters. Chaos, humour, and a satirical take on contemporary society.
The fourth Glauchauer Jazznacht pairs the traditional jazz of Blue Wonder Jazzband with the energetic duo Simon & Simon in an evening of musical diversity and artistic mastery.
Wieland Müller recounts memories from his studio, weaving together stories, literary excerpts, and musical performances accompanied by two pianists.
Lauren Francis and Franz Garlik combine Celtic and Nordic folk music with custom video projections for an atmospheric evening inspired by Outlander, Vikings and The Last Kingdom.
Stefan Eichner performs a tribute to Reinhard Mey in the latest version of his touring programme, currently making its way across Germany.
Christian Schulte-Loh, the German comedian shaped by years in London, brings his new stand-up show exploring which nation - German or English - has the better sense of humour.
Accordion orchestra TACCTart performs music from films and musicals at Stadttheater Glauchau. A concert celebrating the accordion as instrument of the year 2026.
Three artists present an operatic concert brimming with beautiful duets and arias, where the audience votes on the most captivating scenes from opera and operetta.
The seven-member NORAH ensemble tackles Shakespeare's Macbeth in under an hour, with tongue firmly in cheek and vegan blood on the Glauchau stage.
Three contrasting jazz acts - an avant-garde sextet, a multimedia performance and a power trio - at an open-air summer festival in Glauchau.
