Marburg, Germany
The Waggonhalle is a cultural centre in Marburg housed in a former railway depot. The industrial brick building hosts concerts across many genres, club nights, theatre, and other events. It has been a fixture of the city's independent cultural scene since the 1980s.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Award-winning musical from Marburg - winner of the German Musical Prize 2024 for best book - about a princess and a goose girl who swap identities, told through live singing and choreography.
A charming dance theatre show for the whole family about a granddaughter and grandmother embarking on a magical journey across the oceans. A story of friendship and imagination that will captivate all viewers.
German-Mexican soprano Neivi Martinez and the Jörg Eichberger Quintett perform the music of Antonio Carlos Jobim and other Latin jazz masters in Marburg.
The tango quintet La Royal Tango recreates the sound of golden-age orchestras, performing works by Pugliese, Salgán, Piazzolla, and Troilo for dancers and listeners alike.
A flamenco performance bridging tradition with contemporary expression, featuring Antonio Andrade, Miguel Sotelo and Ursula Moreno in a musical dialogue on guitar, castanets and dance.
IKS Big Band from Rüsselsheim am Main celebrates 40 years of Big Swing. Legendary standards, fresh compositions and energetic sound draw swing dancers from across the region.
Hamburg trio Bidla Buh pairs sharp-dressed elegance with absurd musical comedy - garden hoses, beer-bottle solos, star parodies, and yodelling fused with flamenco.
Theater Vielfalt Alsfeld e.V. stages a theatrical adaptation of Oskar Schindler's story at Waggonhalle Kulturzentrum in Marburg.
A summer variety show at Waggonhalle Kulturzentrum in Marburg, featuring acrobatics, music and stage surprises. Tickets cost 16.90 €.
A 30-minute paper theatre show for children aged 2 and up, based on Tina Rau's picture book with music by Martin Hermann - a story about difference, acceptance, and the power of conversation.
A puppet show for one performer and six puppets, based on the Brothers Grimm fairy tale - a warm, funny retelling of a classic story about love, friendship, and keeping one's word.
A theatrical adaptation of Waldemar Bonsels' 1912 classic about Maya the Bee, reimagined for adults - a hypnotic, darkly layered story of instinct, love and rebellion.
Jean Kleeb performs his piano suite Southway alongside works from Brazil, Venezuela, and Argentina, tracing the rich cultural roots of South American piano music from samba to tango.
Marburg's student big band performs their "Mueva Los Huesos" programme at Waggonhalle Kulturzentrum - an evening of music built to make you move.
A sports event organized by students of Philipps University Marburg.
Fifteen young adults present the outcome of a three-month movement-theatre project exploring extremes - too much or too little, stillness or explosion, comfort or anxiety.
Sports students from Philipps-Universität Marburg perform "critical hope", a dance piece exploring what it means to hold on to hope when the world feels uncertain.
A 10-hour improvisation marathon by Die Matschbirnen and Fast Forward Theatre set on a prison island. Audiences can arrive and leave whenever they wish, watching daring escapes, romances and conflicts unfold.
A double reggae bill in Marburg: I Finton with Zimbabwe-rooted Afro-reggae and Jonas Brannath & Band sharing the stage for one evening.
