Ottobrunn, Germany
The Wolf-Ferrari-Haus in Ottobrunn is a municipal cultural centre named after the Italian-German composer Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari, who spent his later years in Bavaria. It hosts a broad programme of concerts, theatre, cabaret and readings, serving as the main stage for cultural life in the municipality south-east of Munich.
A musical adaptation of Stephen King's bestseller about a girl with telekinetic powers whose life changes during her school prom. Produced by Abraxas Musical Akademie München.
Anina and Anouschka Doinet of Stereo-Sisters perform sixteen David Bowie songs in German translation, weaving live singing, physical performance and video art into an award-winning theatre show.
Karin Pagmár and the Broadway-Jazz-Quintett bring an evening of classic film music and passionate tangos to the Wolf-Ferrari-Haus in Ottobrunn.
The 9th Jazzfest Ottobrunn goes all-in on blues, bringing Connor Selby, Greg Coulson, Jess Hayes and the London Blues Collective - four of Britain's finest blues acts - to the Wolf-Ferrari-Haus stage.
Helmut Schleich brings his Live 2026 cabaret show to Ottobrunn - sharp political satire where no two nights are the same.
A musical theatre show about friendship by Hamburger Kammerspiele - Gilla Cremer and pianist Gerd Bellmann explore what it really means to have a true friend, from joy and trust to loss and disappointment.
