Lippstadt, Germany
The Stadttheater Lippstadt is a municipal theatre in the Westphalian town of Lippstadt, housed in a historic building in the old town centre. It stages a varied programme of drama, comedy, musicals and children's theatre, drawing on both its own productions and guest performances. With around 400 seats, it is the main cultural venue for the region.
in 5 days
A stage adaptation of Jenny Erpenbeck's acclaimed novel, tracing the lives of successive inhabitants of a Brandenburg lakeside property across the turbulent decades of 20th-century German history.
A two-part ballet gala featuring scenes from fairy tales and modern choreographies, followed by a large excerpt from Swan Lake with purpose-built sets and costumes. Performed by students of Lena Massimo's dance school.
Puccini's enduring opera about youth, love and life on the margins - a work that, more than a century on, still resonates with a clarity that feels entirely contemporary.
Murat Yeginer's musical comedy about three women dreaming of performing before the Queen. A humorous, musical, and touching story set in the 1940s.
Konrad Stöckel turns science into live spectacle - crashing glass, levitating volunteers, and hands-on answers to surprising questions about the world. Suitable for children aged 6 and up.
The Philharmonie Südwestfalen kicks off its subscription season with a Last Night of the Proms-style evening of British music and festive concert atmosphere at the Stadttheater Lippstadt.
