Nuremberg, Germany
A theatrical premiere about librettist Bruno Balz, who faced persecution for his homosexuality during the Nazi era. A story from the past that teaches us about the present and future.
A solo performance about librettist Bruno Balz, whose lyrics were popular in the Third Reich despite his imprisonment for homosexuality. The production combines music and monologue, examining the past and present-day threats to the LGBTQ+ community.
A burlesque show featuring an international cast of performers, dancers and drag artists. Sensual, glittering and full of humour at Theater rote Bühne.
A one-woman show following Tessa, a sharp criminal defence barrister who has spent years getting men acquitted of sexual assault charges - until she becomes a victim herself and faces the law from the other side.
Silvia Ferstl and Christoph Ackermann trace Loriot's life and legacy through his most famous sketches, connecting his comedy to the social history of 20th-century Germany.
Okan Seese, Germany's only deaf comedian, brings his solo stand-up show to Nürnberg - a sharp, self-deprecating look at life as a deaf, gay man navigating two cultures.