Heringsdorf, Germany
Villa Irmgard is a historic seaside villa in Heringsdorf on the island of Usedom, dating from the late 19th century. The building is best known as the place where Tsar Nicholas II of Russia stayed during his visits to the Baltic coast. Today it serves as a cultural venue hosting concerts, readings and exhibitions.
Berlin blues-rock trio CRAZY DOGS brings Boogie, Blues and Texas Rock to Heringsdorf - a high-energy live show with raw guitar and groove, performed with passion since 1995.
in 4 days
Duo finesco - Juliane Winkler and Christof Schill - weaves Spanish classics, flamenco, Piazzolla's tango and baroque into original cross-genre arrangements. Premiere of "Temperamente" at Villa Irmgard in Heringsdorf.
A candlelit evening blending guitar music with the wit and wisdom of Kurt Tucholsky, performed by Anette Richter and Ulrich Maria Kellner.
Classical guitarist Roger Tristao Adao bridges flamenco and the concert stage in a programme of Sevillanas, Alegrias, and Soleares alongside works by Albéniz, Tárrega, and Granados.
Duo 'con emozione' - Liane and Norbert Fietzke - performs a candlelit evening of love songs from classic musicals, from "Cats" to "The Phantom of the Opera", with anecdotes about the composers and stories behind each piece.
Johannes Kirchberg brings his new show "komisch, wenn keiner lacht" to Villa Irmgard - a mix of old and new songs about summer, friendship and dreams, performed with his trademark wry wit.
A candlelit musical-literary evening in Heringsdorf with texts by Tucholsky, Ringelnatz and Kästner - guitarists Charlie Eitner and Ulrich Maria Kellner weave steel and nylon strings through a repertoire spanning jazz to meditation.
The quartet "Classic Review" invites you to an evening of dance and music from around the world - from tango to polka. A concert in the garden of Villa Irmgard where the audience can not only listen but also dance.
A moving solo performance about Daisy von Pless, a princess who bridged European cultures and championed social responsibility. Actress Kristin Giertler embodies this remarkable woman from the turn of the century.
A fairy tale afternoon with Berlin's Parktheater Edelbruch - an adaptation of "Seven at One Stroke" by the Brothers Grimm for children from age 4, featuring improvisation and puppet theatre.
A candlelit concert evening pairing guitar music by Anette Richter and Ulrich Maria Kellner with the witty, timeless texts of Kurt Tucholsky.