At the behest of his wife, defense attorney Björn Diemel must get his work-life balance in order. She sends the smart lawyer to a mindfulness coach. Diemel immediately puts the coach's advice into practice. He creates a time island – an entire weekend by the lake with his daughter, without thinking about work. Waiting for him in the trunk of his car is the mob boss Dragan. Because Diemel had hastily hidden his client in the trunk on the way there.

However, not all work can be postponed – especially not with thirty degrees in the shade. By the end of the weekend, Diemel is deeply relaxed, and Dragan is dead. Suddenly, the lawyer finds himself at the center of a gang war, plunging him into increasingly precarious situations.

In the stage adaptation of Karsten Dusse's bestseller, three performers take on twenty-three roles and are mindfully striving to keep up with the fast-paced story at a relaxed pace.

With: Thomas Cermak, Armin Köstler, Ana Schlaegel / Director: Marco Ricciardo / Assistant: Sebastian Prasse / Stage: Werner Kaus / Costumes: Katja Rinné

With friendly support from the Friends of Theater Ravensburg e.V.

Seating is free choice at OPEN AIR events!
In case of bad weather, the performance will take place in the theater hall!

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Judith Hermann follows the traces of her grandfather in "Ich möchte zurückgehen in der Zeit", who was stationed for the SS in Polish Radom during World War II. She connects her writing with his long-denied history, traveling from Poland to her sister in Naples and exploring the remembering and forgetting of the following generations.
In nuances and undertones, Judith Hermann uncovers the repressed, the voids of our society. As magical as it is magnetic, she narrates how fragile we set up our lives – and also shows what beauty can be hidden in it.
Judith Hermann was born in Berlin in 1970. Her debut "Sommerhaus, später" (1998) received extraordinary resonance. In 2003, the collection of stories "Nichts als Gespenster" followed. Some of these stories were adapted for cinema in 2007. In 2009, "Alice" was published, a collection of five stories that received international acclaim. In 2014, Judith Hermann released her first novel, "Aller Liebe Anfang". In 2016, the stories "Lettipark" followed, which were awarded the Danish Blixen Prize for short stories. Judith Hermann has been honored with numerous awards for her work, including the Kleist Prize and the Friedrich Hölderlin Prize. In 2021, the novel "Daheim" was published, which was nominated for the Leipzig Book Fair Prize, and for which Judith Hermann was awarded the Bremen Literature Prize 2022. Most recently, in 2023, "Wir hätten uns alles gesagt" was published by S. FISCHER, based on the Frankfurt Poetics Lectures that Judith Hermann gave in Spring 2022. For this, she received the Wilhelm Raabe Literature Prize. The author lives and writes in Berlin.
Sebastian Guggolz, born in 1982, studied art history and German studies in Hamburg. He then worked as an editor for the publisher Matthes & Seitz Berlin. In 2014, he founded the Guggolz Verlag, which specializes in new translations of works by forgotten authors from the first half of the 20th century from Northern and Eastern Europe, including reissuing Boris Poplawski. In 2025, he was elected the new chairman of the Börsenverein des deutschen Buchhandels.

At the behest of his wife, defense attorney Björn Diemel is to get his work-life balance in order. She sends the smart lawyer to a mindfulness coach. Diemel immediately puts the coach's advice into practice. He creates a time island – an entire weekend by the lake with his daughter, without thinking about work. The work waiting for him in the trunk of his car - in the form of the mafia boss Dragan. Because Diemel had quickly hidden his client in his trunk on the way there.

However, not all work can afford to be postponed - especially not in thirty degrees in the shade. By the end of the weekend, Diemel is deeply relaxed, and Dragan is dead. Suddenly, the lawyer finds himself at the center of a gang war, leading him into increasingly daring situations.

In the stage adaptation of Karsten Dusse's bestseller, three actors take on twenty-three roles and are mindfully striving to keep up with the fast-paced story at a leisurely pace.

Featuring: Thomas Cermak, Armin Köstler, Ana Schlaegel / Directed by: Marco Ricciardo / Assistant: Sebastian Prasse / Stage design: Werner Kaus / Costumes: Katja Rinné

With kind support from the Freundeskreis Theater Ravensburg e.V.

There is free seating at OPEN AIR events! In case of bad weather, the performance will take place in the theater hall!

The 20 children of the intercultural theater group of the family meeting MOMOs WELT (Ravensburg Weststadt) have dealt with the theme of time: How do I like to spend my time? And with whom? And who or what steals my time? See a workshop presentation of our work against the backdrop of the story "Momo" by Michael Ende. Enhanced by self-written songs and one or two surprising props.

Concept and direction: Katrin Schneckenburger, theater educator BuT®️

Music: Julia Boskovic, singer and vocal coach

Free entry - donations requested

Registration via email kontakt@musikundtheater.art or by phone/WhatsApp at 0179-4972840

Prior registration with entry on a list is absolutely necessary!

Free entry

A fascinating look behind the scenes of the new world order and an exciting analysis that explains why the risk of war is so high – and what we can do in Europe to ensure peace.
How do wars arise? And how does peace come about? Ulrike Herrmann examines major international conflicts in this book and analyzes that the reasons are not only historical, psychological, or political. Rather, often economic factors are decisive. She illustrates with the example of Russia how the country's economic development makes permanent wars likely in the future. And she describes China's rise to superpower status and explains how President Xi has maneuvered his country into an economic dead end, which he tries to conceal with his aggressions against Taiwan.
In her eye-opening and explosive book, Ulrike Herrmann shows the significant importance of the economy for the politics of superpowers – and she vividly describes what this means for us if we want to secure peace.

Ulrike Herrmann, born in 1964 in Hamburg, trained as a bank clerk, graduate of the Henri-Nannen-School, studied philosophy and history. Since 2000, she has been the economic correspondent for taz. She is the author of numerous SPIEGEL bestsellers, most recently "The End of Capitalism", which has been translated into many languages. Copyright Author* Photo: Andrew James Johnston.

Unfortunately, the event is sold out.

Circus School at the Theater Ravensburg

100 children of the Circus School Moskito from Theater Ravensburg will take you on a journey through time for two days and showcase their skills in circus techniques such as poi, juggling, aerial acrobatics, balance artistry, and acrobatics. Where we are headed will not be revealed, but rest assured: you will be thrilled!
Your culinary needs are also taken care of. Our theater café will open at 2:30 PM with drinks and homemade cakes.

Free admission - donations are appreciated.

Free admission

Circus School at the Theater Ravensburg

100 children of the Circus School Moskito from Theater Ravensburg will take you on a journey through time for two days and showcase their skills in circus techniques such as poi, juggling, aerial acrobatics, balance artistry, and acrobatics. Where we are headed will not be revealed, but rest assured: you will be thrilled!
Your culinary needs are also taken care of. Our theater café will open at 2:30 PM with drinks and homemade cakes.

Free admission - donations are appreciated.

Free admission

Theater group of Spohn-Gymnasium presents freely based on William Shakespeare

When in a world that is falling apart, the forest suddenly begins to whisper, then it is time for a very special theater evening: "Ein Sommernachtstraum" in a clever new adaptation that does not shy away from current political and societal references. Leadership, emancipation, and public self-representation are put to the test. Boundaries between power and powerlessness, reason and delusion, dream and reality blur. This magic seizes everything and everyone, leaving no one unchanged.

Theater group of Spohn-Gymnasium presents freely based on William Shakespeare

When in a world that is falling apart, the forest suddenly begins to whisper, then it is time for a very special theater evening: "Ein Sommernachtstraum" in a clever new adaptation that does not shy away from current political and societal references. Leadership, emancipation, and public self-representation are put to the test. Boundaries between power and powerlessness, reason and delusion, dream and reality blur. This magic seizes everything and everyone, leaving no one unchanged.

At the behest of his wife, defense attorney Björn Diemel is to get his work-life balance in order. She sends the smart lawyer to a mindfulness coach. Diemel immediately puts the coach's advice into practice. He creates a time island – an entire weekend by the lake with his daughter, without thinking about work. The work waiting for him in the trunk of his car - in the form of the mafia boss Dragan. Because Diemel had quickly hidden his client in his trunk on the way there.

However, not all work can afford to be postponed - especially not in thirty degrees in the shade. By the end of the weekend, Diemel is deeply relaxed, and Dragan is dead. Suddenly, the lawyer finds himself at the center of a gang war, leading him into increasingly daring situations.

In the stage adaptation of Karsten Dusse's bestseller, three actors take on twenty-three roles and are mindfully striving to keep up with the fast-paced story at a leisurely pace.

Featuring: Thomas Cermak, Armin Köstler, Ana Schlaegel / Directed by: Marco Ricciardo / Assistant: Sebastian Prasse / Stage design: Werner Kaus / Costumes: Katja Rinné

With kind support from the Freundeskreis Theater Ravensburg e.V.

There is free seating at OPEN AIR events! In case of bad weather, the performance will take place in the theater hall!

At the behest of his wife, defense attorney Björn Diemel is to get his work-life balance in order. She sends the smart lawyer to a mindfulness coach. Diemel immediately puts the coach's advice into practice. He creates a time island – an entire weekend by the lake with his daughter, without thinking about work. The work waiting for him in the trunk of his car - in the form of the mafia boss Dragan. Because Diemel had quickly hidden his client in his trunk on the way there.

However, not all work can afford to be postponed - especially not in thirty degrees in the shade. By the end of the weekend, Diemel is deeply relaxed, and Dragan is dead. Suddenly, the lawyer finds himself at the center of a gang war, leading him into increasingly daring situations.

In the stage adaptation of Karsten Dusse's bestseller, three actors take on twenty-three roles and are mindfully striving to keep up with the fast-paced story at a leisurely pace.

Featuring: Thomas Cermak, Armin Köstler, Ana Schlaegel / Directed by: Marco Ricciardo / Assistant: Sebastian Prasse / Stage design: Werner Kaus / Costumes: Katja Rinné

With kind support from the Freundeskreis Theater Ravensburg e.V.

There is free seating at OPEN AIR events! In case of bad weather, the performance will take place in the theater hall!

At the behest of his wife, defense attorney Björn Diemel is to get his work-life balance in order. She sends the smart lawyer to a mindfulness coach. Diemel immediately puts the coach's advice into practice. He creates a time island – an entire weekend by the lake with his daughter, without thinking about work. The work waiting for him in the trunk of his car - in the form of the mafia boss Dragan. Because Diemel had quickly hidden his client in his trunk on the way there.

However, not all work can afford to be postponed - especially not in thirty degrees in the shade. By the end of the weekend, Diemel is deeply relaxed, and Dragan is dead. Suddenly, the lawyer finds himself at the center of a gang war, leading him into increasingly daring situations.

In the stage adaptation of Karsten Dusse's bestseller, three actors take on twenty-three roles and are mindfully striving to keep up with the fast-paced story at a leisurely pace.

Featuring: Thomas Cermak, Armin Köstler, Ana Schlaegel / Directed by: Marco Ricciardo / Assistant: Sebastian Prasse / Stage design: Werner Kaus / Costumes: Katja Rinné

With kind support from the Freundeskreis Theater Ravensburg e.V.

There is free seating at OPEN AIR events! In case of bad weather, the performance will take place in the theater hall!

Wunschkonzert
or: when wishes come true.

A project of the "Rollin Love" theater group of IWO Weingarten and the KBZO Foundation

After wild theater journeys and award-winning heights, it is time for the "Rollin Love" theater group to prove themselves on stage again. Since there were many wishes for a new piece, everyone contributed: it should be funny and sad and show how challenging life with a disability can be—without it always being the focus. From all these ideas, the content emerged: a wish concert.

Direction: Timo Baumeister
Staging: Alex Niess

Theaterclub 1 is playing

Two gardens lie side by side. Sometimes everything goes smoothly, sometimes everything goes wrong - that's just everyday life. "I'm not spying," says the goose with the binoculars. The piglet and the cat are playing treasure hunt, but suddenly a stone - or a watering can? - makes luck stumble.
"Drüben" tells of mishaps and small wonders - and that you only understand the world when you see it from the other side.

Director: Clea Roth

by Cornelia Funke in an adaptation by Wolfgang Adenberg

Theaterclub 2 has joyfully plunged into Cornelia Funke's world, improvising, discarding, reinventing - and now presents a story of courage, friendship, and solidarity. Venice, canals, masks, secrets, and right in the middle a gang that really only wants one thing: to be free.

Performance rights:
Stage Publishing Weitendorf, Hamburg