Stuttgart, Germany
Theaterhaus Stuttgart is one of Germany's largest independent cultural centres, housed in a converted industrial building in the Feuerbach district. It runs four stages and hosts jazz, world music, theatre, dance and comedy throughout the year. The venue is also home to the SWR Big Band and stages the annual jazzopen Stuttgart festival.
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Chilean folk ensemble Inti-Illimani Histórico - praised by John Williams as one of the world's best - brings its 2026 European tour to Stuttgart, ahead of the group's 60th anniversary.
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A one-off dress rehearsal in Stuttgart: Ursus & Nadeschkin test their TV show in standard German while Helge Thun tries out his magic tricks ahead of the German Magic Championship - an exclusive evening that may never be repeated.
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Kristin Backes and Christoph Apfelbeck bring their fourth joint evening to Theaterhaus Stuttgart - a concert mixing musical theatre favourites with hidden gems, humour, and a live band.
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Boris Rosenberger recounts his first kiss with sharp humour, weaving Cat Stevens' greatest hits through the story - a one-man show that doubles as a Cat Stevens concert.
Adrian Franke and Christoph Kröger record a live episode of their NFL podcast "Down Set Talk!" in Stuttgart, covering season previews, tactics and Fantasy Football tips right before the new NFL season.
Wommy hosts Franconian carnival favourites for an evening of backstage stories, laughs and audience questions - no other act needed.
A jazz double bill featuring Colombian pianist Hector Martignon - multiple Grammy nominee and veteran of stages with Tito Puente and Paul Simon - alongside the Natalia Rose Quartet, blending jazz with Colombian folk rhythms.
Manuel Liñán brings his production "Muerta de Amor" to Stuttgart - a flamenco dance theatre piece for eleven performers that probes the human need for closeness and connection.
A theatrical performance about witches in Stuttgart.
A chamber theatre production at Stuttgart's Theaterhaus, part of the summer programme for theatre audiences.
A theatre piece about the White Rose, one of Nazi Germany's most prominent resistance groups, honouring those who refused to look away and paid for it with their lives.
A classical music event at Stuttgart's Theaterhaus, bringing serious music to the stage under the Radical Classical banner.
A school performance about the White Rose, one of Germany's most prominent resistance groups, exploring the courage of those who stood up to Nazi terror and paid for it with their lives.
One actor, two roles - Stephan Moos plays both son and mother in Joop Admiraal's moving drama about old age, dependency and family love at Stuttgart's Theaterhaus.
Tuğsal Moğul's play about three Turkish women from the first generation of migrants grappling with the challenges of integration in Germany. A sensitive portrait of the early days of migration, grounded in real memories and interviews.
A spectacular a cappella evening featuring the choir CHORMÄLEON and the band ANDERS, blending pop, musical, rock, and ballad in one emotionally engaging concert.
Three choirs - Chor-Art, Vokal Total and Young Harmony - come together for a joint concert at the Stuttgarter Chortage, covering everything from pop and rock to a jazz mass.
Award-winning solo performance based on the memoir of Palestinian doctor Izzeldin Abuelaish, who lost three daughters in Gaza and chose reconciliation over hatred. Mohammad-Ali Behboudi performs at the Theaterhaus in Stuttgart.
A cult comedy about the differences between men and women, where Tom discovers the ancient wisdom of his hunter ancestors. A humorous and ironic take on the world of relationships.
A theatre evening about the love between Johnny Cash and June Carter, telling the story of their famous proposal in 1968 through songs, scenes and fresh arrangements of country classics.
A documentary theatre piece about the racially motivated attack in Hanau on 19 February 2020 - Tuğsal Moğul and the Initiative 19. Februar confront state failures and give voice to survivors and bereaved families.
A dance gala for the 40th anniversary of Theaterhaus Stuttgart, featuring world premieres by The Fireworks Project alongside beloved Gauthier Dance revivals rooted in the venue's jazz heritage.
A warm and witty family play by Ulrich Hub about an unlikely friendship between a lame duck and a blind hen, suitable for ages 6 to 99.
ORSOvocals from Berlin, Stuttgart and Freiburg stage a revue of Kurt Weill's greatest songs - from The Threepenny Opera to Broadway - led by Wolfgang Roese at the piano.
VokalWerk Stuttgart opens the 14th Stuttgarter Chortage with a tango-themed concert featuring Palmeri's Misa a Buenos Aires, the Cuarteto Rotterdam on bandoneon, and soloists Ines Lex and Marc Hohnhaus.
A double evening of contemporary dance featuring artists in residence at Gauthier Dance. Aszure Barton and Hofesh Shechter set luck and unluck in dramatic contrast.
Michael Gaedt marks his birthday with a solo show at Theaterhaus Stuttgart, drawing on 45 years of stage highlights - tap dance, songs, and stories from his TV and theatre career.
Australian acrobatic company GOM brings eight performers and a live musician to the stage in a show about the thousands of hours of training behind every moment of mastery.
German singer Katja Ebstein performs at Theaterhaus. Show starts at 19:15.
An intercultural concert of newly composed European songs created by students and artists. Haus Abraham, Trimum and the Anadoluca choir celebrate an open and welcoming Europe.
Suzie Miller's feminist drama about a defence lawyer who becomes a rape victim and must confront a system that protects perpetrators. Winner of the Olivier Award.
Improv trio Mirjam Woggon, Helge Thun and Jakob Nacken build scenes, sketches and songs from objects brought by the audience - no two evenings are alike.
