Rüsselsheim, Germany
Theater Rüsselsheim is a municipal theatre in the Hessian city of Rüsselsheim am Main. Its programme covers spoken theatre, music theatre, dance and comedy, with both in-house productions and guest performances. The building serves as the main cultural venue for the region.
Salut Salon, four Hamburg-based virtuosos, bring their program "heimat" - the closing chapter of their concert trilogy - weaving music from around the world into an evening about belonging and home.
Six soloists from the German-language musical theatre scene perform hits from "Cats", "The Phantom of the Opera", "The Lion King" and other beloved shows, with Marina Komissartchik on piano.
An interactive children's theatre show where the audience helps Justus, Peter and Bob crack the mystery of a travelling circus. Runs 60 minutes without a break, recommended for ages 6 and up.
A reading piece "Lélé" by Sathyan Ramesh, where Julia Jäger and Matthias Habich embody characters in a fictional correspondence between a widower and an imprisoned woman.
The German court podcast "Verurteilt!" comes to the stage: Heike Borufka and Basti Red discuss real criminal cases and verdicts live, exploring how the German justice system actually works.
Erdem Pancarcı blends the ancient âşık tradition of Anatolia with jazz and improvisation - a 90-minute concert for tembûr, violin, duduk and bass at Theater Rüsselsheim.
An open-air drawing and painting session at Theater Rüsselsheim, open to all skill levels and styles. Entry is free, some materials are provided, and the finished works will be shown in the city library all summer.
Anniversary gala by vocal ensemble Kant Vokal featuring pop, folk, opera, musical and chanson at Theater Rüsselsheim.