Herford, Germany
The Stadttheater Herford is the municipal theatre of the East Westphalian town of Herford. The building dates from the early 20th century and hosts a varied programme of drama, musicals, comedy and concerts. As a mid-sized civic theatre it serves both local productions and touring companies from the wider region.
Frieda and her friends spend a week at a hostel in complete silence. A comedy about everyday situations, silence, eroticism, and the search for inner peace.
Springmaus, Germany's most famous improv theatre, brings a programme packed with dynamism, humour and 100% improvisation. A show for anyone who loves laughter and energy.
Ute Lemper pays tribute to Marlene Dietrich in a show blending music, dance, and storytelling.
A theatre show for young children in which clay figures come to life on stage - and the audience gets their own piece of clay to shape along.
Award-winning German comedian Barbara Ruscher brings her stand-up and comedy song show to Herford - sharp, satirical, and very funny takes on romance, relationships and everyday life.
The Herford Fire Department Brass Band marks its 40th anniversary with a jubilee concert featuring a diverse range of musical styles.
A stage adaptation of Otfried Preussler's classic children's book about a little witch who longs to dance on Walpurgis Night, performed by the Landestheater Detmold ensemble.
Edgar Selge reads the diary of a boy who died during the Siege of Leningrad and creates a poignant novel about two souls meeting across time.
The eleventh dance piece features eleven dancers, each taking centre stage in their own scene. Choreography by Christine Grunert and Olaf Herzog weaves individual approaches to dance with poetic inspiration.