Friedberg, Germany
The Wittelsbacher Schloss in Friedberg (Bavaria) is a medieval castle whose origins go back to the 13th century, when it was founded by the Wittelsbach dynasty. Today it houses the municipal museum, with collections covering local history, archaeology and folk art. The inner courtyard regularly serves as a stage for open-air concerts and cultural events.
in 3 days
A true-crime concert evening combining four real political crimes of the 20th and 21st centuries with classical music. Roman Knizka and the wind quintet OPUS 45 analyze murders and assassinations that changed European history.
in 5 days
The Augsburg band Andi & Die Affenbande brings a Halloween rock concert for children to Friedberg Castle. An interactive show full of singing, dancing, and on-stage fun.
Lars Redlich's music-comedy programme blends parody, wordplay, and musical improvisation. The award-winning performer delivers intelligent humour and a "Living Jukebox" where the audience calls the songs.
Actor Miroslav Nemec shares his life story between Croatia and Germany, reciting, reading and performing passages from his autobiography.
Bärbel Weinzierl performs as "La Nonna Accelerata", a grandmother who rides her Vespa solo across 5,000 km to Sicily. A witty cabaret show with songs, music and travel stories.
Award-winning Bavarian cabaret artist Franziska Wanninger brings her new show to Friedberg - a sharp, self-deprecating comedy about family, love, ageing and the quiet triumph of being over 40 and still standing.