Tübingen, Germany
The Zimmertheater Tübingen is one of Germany's oldest and most respected small theatres, founded in 1950. Housed in a historic building in the old town, it seats around 100 and stages spoken drama - from classical works to contemporary pieces. Its intimate scale makes for an unusually direct relationship between actors and audience.
A gripping one-woman show about a rape defence lawyer who becomes a victim herself and must face her own methods. Johanna Engel performs Tessa Ensler in Suzie Miller's internationally acclaimed play.
An evening celebrating Hölderlin's poetry accompanied by classical guitar music, performed by distinguished artists Bernhard Hurm and Christoph Denoth.
An intelligent and moving play about a psychologist who has one hour to talk with a depressed God. All performances sold out; final showing July 12.
A poetic-musical evening based on the correspondence between Paula Modersohn-Becker and Rainer Maria Rilke, performed by Christina Weiser, Christian Adamsky and Thomas Bockelmann at the Zimmertheater Tübingen. Sold out.
A clever comedy about a psychologist who has one hour to convince a depressed God to keep living. A play by Israeli playwright Anat Gov, completely sold out since its November premiere.
A psychological comedy about a psychologist's encounter with a depressed God. Israeli playwright Anat Gov's play directed by Thomas Bockelmann, starring Stefan Herrmann and Jel Woschni.
The final, sold-out performance of Suzie Miller's acclaimed one-woman play about a defence lawyer who becomes a victim of the very system she serves. Johanna Engel plays Tessa Ensler, with a pre-show talk at 19:30.