Schwetzingen, Germany
Theater am Puls is Schwetzingen's municipal theatre, opened in 2014 as a modern replacement for the historic Stadttheater. The building seats around 300 and hosts a broad programme - drama, comedy, music, dance and children's theatre. It also serves as a venue for the renowned Schwetzinger SWR Festspiele.
Neil LaBute's sharp comedy follows two Hollywood couples whose dinner party unravels into a battle of egos over vanity, ambition, and the price of staying famous.
A play for children and adults about a bear in the zoo and a crow searching for food, which through tender dialogue explores questions of freedom and security.
in 6 days
An intimate play about the love between a Black writer and a white activist, grappling with privilege, protest, and identity. German premiere featuring Benjamin Martins and Leandro Labantey.
A premiere musical about love and freedom featuring an ensemble cast in Schwetzingen. A poetic story of two people beneath a blooming chestnut tree, accompanied by chamber music.
Improvisational theatre by Eugen Gerein and Jürgen List transforms audience suggestions into stories, poems and songs, accompanied by pianist Gerd Baier.
A theatrical adaptation of Benjamin von Stuckrad-Barre's novel with music by Udo Lindenberg. Till Weinheimer stars in this raw, unflinching portrait of fame, addiction, and the search for recognition.
Jürgen Ferber presents his new album in a solo song evening, blending reflective lyrics with humour and self-accompaniment on guitar or piano.