Hildesheim, Germany
The Stadttheater Hildesheim is the main municipal theatre of Hildesheim, a city in Lower Saxony. Its Großes Haus (main auditorium) stages opera, operetta, musicals, drama and dance productions throughout the season. The building dates from the mid-20th century and serves as the cultural centrepiece of the city.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
World premiere of a musical based on Timur Vermes's satirical novel, performed at Stadttheater Hildesheim with Turkish surtitles. Hitler wakes up in 2026 Berlin and becomes a media phenomenon.
A stage adaptation of Nobel laureate Jenny Erpenbeck's novel, tracing the lives of those who passed through a lakeside house near Berlin across a century of German history.
The Detmolder Kammerorchester brings a programme of Rameau, Vivaldi and C. P. E. Bach alongside Mendelssohn's celebrated "Italian" Symphony.
A songdrama about aging actors who have turned a theatre into a retirement home and rebel against time through music and memories.
An evening of piano music at the Stadttheater Hildesheim, featuring soloists from the Goslarer Klaviertage alongside the tfn-Philharmonie in works by Beethoven, Schumann, and Mendelssohn.
The tfn_philharmonie plays live pop hits, musical theatre favourites, and evergreens while the whole audience sings along - those who dare can even take the microphone as a soloist.
Oscar Straus's operetta follows the famous singer Manon Cavallini as she secretly manoeuvres to secure her daughter's happiness - a daughter who has no idea who Manon really is.
Legendary musical about the sinking of the Titanic with five Tony Awards. A gripping story of over 2000 passengers and their dreams that sank on the night of 14-15 April 1912.
A psychiatric drama set to music by Wolfgang Böhmer about patients and staff in a Berlin clinic, where music therapy becomes a tool for fighting for freedom and dignity.