Finally, the time has come! The eVolution Dance Theater is creating a new work. In Blu Infinito they immersed themselves with you and us in the depths of the sea, from there they now travel far up into the universe. Under the working title Cosmos, the company will show in its unique language the entirety of space, time, matter, and energy, and what is hidden within. On the journey through different galaxies, passing by sparkling shooting stars, they discover planets and surely encounter some fantastic beings. Be part of it! The artists of the eVolution Dance Theater create unforgettable moments of theater and leave the audience, young and old, in awe.
The eVolution Dance Theater was founded in 2008 in Rome by the American dancer and choreographer Anthony Ryan Heinl. His works are a mixture of acrobatics, black light, illusion, magic, and movement. The performers are actors, gymnasts, dancers, magicians, contortionists, and athletes. The deliberate aim is to create a connection between the different disciplines, to provide an unforgettable, visually breathtaking experience. The eVolution Dance Theater stands for "creativity in motion."
http://www.grevesmuehl.net
Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 90 min. including intermission
Admission: 26.10 to 42.60 euros
Online discounts are available as follows:
25% discounts for students, apprentices, trainees, volunteers, federal voluntary service workers, holders of an authorization card, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person).
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event).
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, volunteers, federal voluntary service workers, and holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, please see "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.
Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim
Photo: Renato Mangolin
Admittance: from 7 p.m.

ACHTUNG: This is the replacement date for the event originally scheduled for 28.11.2024, which was postponed due to illness. Tickets purchased for 28.11. remain valid.

Alles im Wunderland

"A study has shown that the average attention span of internet users for a particular content is 2.5 seconds. Reading the previous sentence took about 4 seconds. I may have already lost you. And that’s why I can now, just for myself, tell you what my next program will not be about. About studies that deal with the average attention span of anyone. And about content that can be grasped in 2.5 seconds, so Christian Lindner. What it’s actually about? Maybe about death, rabbit holes, and the question of how we actually endure all of this? But maybe not. Maybe it's about the question of who is more useless to this society, the lawyer or the FDP voter? But maybe not. Perhaps the madness of our time will again be insidiously, absurdly, left-extremist and foolishly processed as usual. But maybe not. Maybe I will even unveil the mystery of whether this press text is just a shameless attempt to make you curious and to take your cash out of your pocket. But maybe not. Anyway, I look forward to seeing you. Maybe."

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 150 Min. incl. intermission

Admission: 33.80 Euro Online you will receive the following discounts: 25% discount for students, apprentices, students, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers, holders of a eligibility card and JuLeiCa & honorary volunteer card holders. 50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person) 75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass. Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event) For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers & holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, please see "Discounts & Reductions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.cooltouragentur.com/portfolio/max-uthoff

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Roland Schmidt

Doors open: from 6 PM

after the children's book "Mr. Tiger Goes Wild"

With Virginia and Stefan P. Maatz
Theater con Cuore

Actually, Mr. Tiger is doing very well. He has a cozy apartment, goes to work every day, and occasionally plays hide and seek with the neighborhood children in the yard, yet he increasingly feels uncomfortable as everyone around him is always so overly proper, almost boring. He senses a wildness rising within him, and one day Mr. Tiger has a very wild idea! The story vividly illustrates that everyone needs their own space to develop themselves, but without stepping on anyone else's toes. Workshop bookable

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 60 Min. no intermission | Age recommendation: from 4 years

Admission: 7.10 Euro
Online you can obtain the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Reductions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.theater-con-cuore.de/tigerwild

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Theater Con Cuore

Entry: from 10 a.m.

For bookings for daycares and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

After the children's book "Mr. Tiger Goes Wild"

With Virginia and Stefan P. Maatz
Theater con Cuore

Actually, Mr. Tiger is doing very well. He has a cozy apartment, goes to work every day, and occasionally plays hide and seek with the neighbor kids in the courtyard. Yet, he increasingly feels uncomfortable because everyone around him is always so overly decent, almost boring. He senses a wildness arising within him, and one day Mr. Tiger has a very wild idea! The story vividly describes that everyone needs their own space to develop themselves, but without stepping on others' toes. Workshop bookable

Venue: Main Stage | Duration: 60 minutes, no intermission | Recommended age: from 4 years old

Admission: 7.10 Euros
Online discounts available:
50% discount for severe disabilities over 80% (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for Rüsselsheim-Pass holders, please check "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.theater-con-cuore.de/tigerwild

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Theater Con Cuore

Doors open: from 3 pm

after the children's book "Mr. Tiger Gets Wild"

With Virginia and Stefan P. Maatz
Theater con Cuore

Actually, Mr. Tiger is doing very well. He has a cozy apartment, goes to work every day, and occasionally plays hide and seek with the neighbor's children in the yard, but he increasingly feels uneasy, as everyone around him is always so overly proper, almost boring. He senses a wildness rising within him, and one day Mr. Tiger has a very wild idea! The story describes in expressive images that everyone needs their own space to develop themselves, but without stepping on others' toes. Workshop bookable

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 60 min. no intermission | Age recommendation: from 4 years

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability of 80% and above (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.theater-con-cuore.de/tigerwild

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Theater Con Cuore

Doors open: from 8 am

For bookings for kindergartens and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

after the children's book "Mr. Tiger Goes Wild"

With Virginia and Stefan P. Maatz
Theater con Cuore

Actually, Mr. Tiger is doing very well. He has a cozy apartment, goes to work every day, and occasionally plays hide and seek with the neighborhood children in the yard, yet he increasingly feels uncomfortable as everyone around him is always so overly proper, almost boring. He senses a wildness rising within him, and one day Mr. Tiger has a very wild idea! The story vividly illustrates that everyone needs their own space to develop themselves, but without stepping on anyone else's toes. Workshop bookable

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 60 Min. no intermission | Age recommendation: from 4 years

Admission: 7.10 Euro
Online you can obtain the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Reductions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.theater-con-cuore.de/tigerwild

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Theater Con Cuore

Entry: from 10 a.m.

For bookings for daycares and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

after the children's book "Mr. Tiger Gets Wild"

With Virginia and Stefan P. Maatz
Theater con Cuore

Actually, Mr. Tiger is doing very well. He has a cozy apartment, goes to work every day, and occasionally plays hide and seek with the neighbor's children in the yard, but he increasingly feels uneasy, as everyone around him is always so overly proper, almost boring. He senses a wildness rising within him, and one day Mr. Tiger has a very wild idea! The story describes in expressive images that everyone needs their own space to develop themselves, but without stepping on others' toes. Workshop bookable

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 60 min. no intermission | Age recommendation: from 4 years

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability of 80% and above (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.theater-con-cuore.de/tigerwild

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Theater Con Cuore

Doors open: from 8 am

For bookings for kindergartens and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

It's time for a new case for the meerkats. This time the story takes the two to Castle Piepenschlöns. Strange things are happening there and Jan & Henry have to solve many puzzles. But the biggest puzzle is the legend of an old treasure that the castle residents are feverishly searching for to prevent the impending sale of their indebted home. Additionally, the brothers encounter Krokodella there. You can experience up close in the new musical for the whole family what role she plays in the puzzle and whether the two detectives will succeed in finding the treasure.

A six-member ensemble plays, dances, and sings for you in this typical and unmistakable mix of humans, puppets, and great music at Theater Lichtermeer in a fun and exciting adventure.

http://www.theaterlichtermeer.de

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 4 years | Duration of the event: 120 min. including intermission

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online you will receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Martin Reinl

Admission: from 2 pm

It's time for a new case for the meerkats. This time the story takes the two of them to Castle Piepenschlöns. Strange things are happening there, and Jan & Henry have to solve many puzzles. But the biggest puzzle is the legend of an old treasure that the castle residents are feverishly searching for to prevent the impending sale of their indebted home. Additionally, the brothers encounter Krokodella there. You can experience up close in the new musical for the whole family what role she plays in the puzzle and whether the two detectives will succeed in finding the treasure.

A six-person ensemble plays, dances, and sings for you in this typical and unmistakable mix of humans, puppets, and great music in a funny and exciting adventure at the Theater Lichtermeer.

http://www.theaterlichtermeer.de

Location: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 4 years | Duration: 120 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please see “Discounts & Reductions”. These discounts are only available at the box office.

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Martin Reinl

Admission: from 9 am

For booking a primary school subscription or for group bookings, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de.

It's time for a new case for the meerkats. This time the story takes the two of them to Castle Piepenschlöns. Strange things are happening there, and Jan & Henry have to solve many puzzles. But the biggest puzzle is the legend of an old treasure that the castle residents are feverishly searching for to prevent the impending sale of their indebted home. Additionally, the brothers encounter Krokodella there. You can experience up close in the new musical for the whole family what role she plays in the puzzle and whether the two detectives will succeed in finding the treasure.

A six-person ensemble plays, dances, and sings for you in this typical and unmistakable mix of humans, puppets, and great music in a funny and exciting adventure at the Theater Lichtermeer.

http://www.theaterlichtermeer.de

Location: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 4 years | Duration: 120 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please see “Discounts & Reductions”. These discounts are only available at the box office.

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Martin Reinl

Admission: from 9 am

For booking a primary school subscription or for group bookings, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de.

It's time for a new case for the meerkats. This time the story takes the two of them to Castle Piepenschlöns. Strange things are happening there, and Jan & Henry have to solve many puzzles. But the biggest puzzle is the legend of an old treasure that the castle residents are feverishly searching for to prevent the impending sale of their indebted home. Additionally, the brothers encounter Krokodella there. You can experience up close in the new musical for the whole family what role she plays in the puzzle and whether the two detectives will succeed in finding the treasure.

A six-person ensemble plays, dances, and sings for you in this typical and unmistakable mix of humans, puppets, and great music in a funny and exciting adventure at the Theater Lichtermeer.

http://www.theaterlichtermeer.de

Location: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 4 years | Duration: 120 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please see “Discounts & Reductions”. These discounts are only available at the box office.

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Martin Reinl

Admission: from 9 am

For booking a primary school subscription or for group bookings, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de.

It's time for a new case for the meerkats. This time the story takes the two of them to Castle Piepenschlöns. Strange things are happening there, and Jan & Henry have to solve many puzzles. But the biggest puzzle is the legend of an old treasure that the castle residents are feverishly searching for to prevent the impending sale of their indebted home. Additionally, the brothers encounter Krokodella there. You can experience up close in the new musical for the whole family what role she plays in the puzzle and whether the two detectives will succeed in finding the treasure.

A six-person ensemble plays, dances, and sings for you in this typical and unmistakable mix of humans, puppets, and great music in a funny and exciting adventure at the Theater Lichtermeer.

http://www.theaterlichtermeer.de

Location: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 4 years | Duration: 120 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please see “Discounts & Reductions”. These discounts are only available at the box office.

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Martin Reinl

Admission: from 9 am

For booking a primary school subscription or for group bookings, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de.

Classic Ballet Napoli

Music by P. I. Tchaikovsky
Ballet in 2 acts
PTF GmbH / Concert Agency Friedmann

"Swan Lake" - the epitome of classical ballet - its premiere in 1895 in St. Petersburg was a milestone in the history of ballet. Since then, the piece has been brought back to life on the best stages in the world with astonishing continuity.
Now, this classic is once again to be seen on German stages, presented by the famous Italian company, CLASSIC BALLET NAPOLI. Witness a beautiful stage spectacle, lovingly preserved in tradition but skillfully and subtly balanced with a touch of modern choreography and contemporary expressions. The excellent classical ballet training of the dancers is evident from the very first scene.
The romantic story of love and death is masterfully underscored by exquisitely designed stage sets and costumes, impeccable choreography, and skillfully deployed ensemble dance abilities with an Italian appreciation for beauty.
A must-see for those who appreciate tradition but are also open to new artistic experiences! The classical ballet art in perfection!

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 120 mins including an intermission

Admission: 49.50 euros to 58.50 euros
Online, you can avail the following discounts:
25% discount for students, apprentices, university students, volunteers in Federal Voluntary Service, Federal Volunteer Service Card holders, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disability of 80% and above (Free ticket for the accompanying person)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students, apprentices, volunteers in Federal Voluntary Service, please check under "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.klassisches-ballett.com

Organizer: P.T.F. German-Russian Cultural Promotion (External Event)

Photo: Michael Friedmann

Admittance: from 7 PM

Based on the children's book by Selma Lagerlöf

The Kleine Oper Bad Homburg has invented a new story. Nils is shrunk by a gnome because he is disrespectful and cheeky to him. In order to grow big again, Nils must solve a riddle. Namely: What do the countries of Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, France, and Scotland have in common? With the house goose Martin, Nils sets out to solve the riddle. Along the way, he learns a lot about each country, its traditions, and peculiarities. As Nils navigates the animal world, he also learns about the dangers that smaller beings face. But with wisdom and solidarity, the two always manage to escape. At the end of his journey, Nils has learned to respect his fellow creatures – humans and animals – and has made many new friends. With the solution to the riddle, he becomes big again!

"Real" opera singers invite their young audience on a fun journey into classical music. They sing classical melodies and arias from opera and operetta to the adventures of Nils Holgersson, accompanied by pop music and lively dances. Thus, the adventures of Nils Holgersson become a kaleidoscope of colorful and funny scenes with vibrant costumes, elaborate stage design, unique lighting, and pyrotechnics.

Venue: Main Hall | Duration: 70 min. no intermission | Age recommendation: from 5 years

Admission: 7.10 euros
You can receive the following discounts online:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kleineoper.de/auffuehrungen/nils-holgersson.html

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Wolfgang Fuhrmannek

Admission: from 2 pm

Based on the children's book by Selma Lagerlöf

The Kleine Oper Bad Homburg has invented a new story. Nils is shrunk by a gnome because he is disrespectful and cheeky to him. To grow big again, Nils must solve a riddle. Namely: What do the countries Germany, Austria, Italy, Spain, France, and Scotland have in common? With the house goose Martin, Nils sets out to solve the puzzle. Along the way, he learns a lot about each country, its traditions, and peculiarities. Moving in the animal world, Nils also learns about the dangers that threaten smaller beings. But with wisdom and solidarity, the two always manage to escape. At the end of his journey, Nils has learned to respect his fellow creatures - both humans and animals - and has made many new friends. With the solution to the riddle, he becomes big again!
"Real" opera singers invite their young audience on a fun journey into classical music. They sing classical melodies and arias from opera and operetta about the adventures of Nils Holgersson, accompanied by pop music and lively dances. The adventures of Nils Holgersson thus become a kaleidoscope of colorful and amusing scenes with colorful costumes, elaborate stage design, extravagant lighting, and pyrotechnics.

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 70 min. no intermission | Recommended age: from 5 years old

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
More information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Special Offers". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kleineoper.de/auffuehrungen/nils-holgersson.html

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Wolfgang Fuhrmannek

Admission: from 10 a.m.

For bookings for daycare centers and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

by George Orwell
in English

1984, written from 1946 to 1948 and published in June 1949, is a dystopian novel by George Orwell (actually Eric Arthur Blair) depicting a totalitarian surveillance state in the year 1984. The main character of the story is Winston Smith, a simple member of the dictatorial ruling, fictional Socialist Party of England, on which the ruling political ideology of Engsoc (English Socialism, original Ingsoc) is based. Despite ubiquitous surveillance, Smith seeks to secure his privacy and learn something about the true past that is concealed by the Party through extensive historical falsification. As a result, he comes into conflict with the system, which captures him, tortures him, and subjects him to brainwashing. The stage text and production are by Paul Stebbings TNT Theater, who has created and presented over 150 works during his long career. You can expect a very compelling, emotionally stimulating experience in English.

Venue: Main Stage | Duration: 90 mins. no interval | Recommended age: 15+

Admission: 18.60 Euros | Student groups 11.50 Euros
Online you can get the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, see "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.adg-europe.com

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: ADG Europe

Admission: from 10 a.m.

Introduction: 7:15 PM in the Grand Hall

hr-Bigband with Nils Wogram (trombone) as soloist

The hr-Bigband tips its hat to Albert Mangelsdorff. For half a century, the world-famous trombonist was regarded as the most important ambassador of jazz made in Germany. His artistic legacy continues to thrive beyond his death. In the jazz orchestral interpretation of his album "Trilogue," the trombone demonstrates what it is capable of in the right hands! Whenever a wind instrument sounds like two, Albert Mangelsdorff's influence can be heard. His technique of playing chords on the trombone through overtones has long been standard for a good jazz player. However, in the 1970s, it was quite different: the polyphonic play style, developed in the 19th century, had been forgotten. Albert Mangelsdorff became the first wind soloist to perform entire concerts unaccompanied, thanks to this technique and his outstanding improvisational ability. In the arrangement of Mangelsdorff's album "Trilogue" by Jim McNeely, virtuosic trombone meets grooving bass. Nils Wogram conjures incredible sounds from his instrument as a soloist. The sound of the entire big band gives a unique radiance to the pieces originally recorded by a trio.

At 7:15 PM, there will be an introduction in the Grand Hall.

http://www.hr-bigband.de

Admission: 27 euros | reduced 15 euros for all persons under 30 years
Online, you will receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person with B in the ID)

Organizer: hr Bigband (external event)

Photo: Dirk Ostermeier

Doors open: from 6:45 PM, introduction: 7:15 PM

with the piano duo Anna and Ines Walachowski

Introduction at 7:15 PM in the foyer

Experience the first part of the evening with Camille Saint-Saëns' zoological fantasy "Karneval der Tiere" as a cheerful musical-literary evening for adults and children aged 10 and above.
The composer would have loved to moderate the animal festivities himself, but unfortunately, he is unable to do so. Instead, he has written a humorous letter to the audience, which will be read by the well-known actor Rufus Beck. Beck presents and moderates the classic of the French composer Camille Saint-Saëns in a new form: captivating, humorous, and highly entertaining!
The texts have been contributed by the Italian star author Alessandro Baricco. In the musical part, more than a dozen vividly composed animal characters frolic, including proudly marching lions, wild donkeys, hilariously clucking chickens, cancan-dancing turtles, and many more. In the end, everyone gathers for a virtuosic potpourri finale, with which the work concludes, performed on two pianos.

In the second part of the evening, you will hear songs from Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story in an arrangement for 2 pianos as well as texts from Mark Twain: "A Stroll Through Europe."
Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 105 minutes, including a break, introduction at 7:15 PM in the foyer

Admission: €26.10 to €42.60
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
25% discounts for students, apprentices, university students, FSJler, BfDler, holders of a entitlement card, and JuLeiCa & honorary card holders.
50% discount for severe disability of 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, FSJler, BfDler & holders of a Rüsselsheim pass, you can find under "Discounts & Reductions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kultur-welt.com/veranstalter/gastspiele/lesungen/rufus-beck-liest-karneval-der-tiere

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Jonathan Beck

Entrance: 6:45 PM, Introduction: 7:15 PM

For its 18th birthday, the Junges Ensemble am Theater Rüsselsheim has chosen an exciting fusion of classic acting and puppet theater. Under the direction of Richard Weber, who already led the ensemble in 2016 and is known as an actor, teacher, and former head of the Mainz Drama School e.V., Dirk Laucke's "Amy4Eva - on the impossibility of rock 'n' roll in places like Jerichow and so" will be presented. A young and fresh piece, originally a commissioned work for the State Theatre Darmstadt, which can most closely be compared to a road movie. Two teenage friends embark on a pilgrimage to Amy Winehouse’s grave in London to commemorate their deceased mutual friend Effe. Dirk Laucke, an award-winning playwright, studied dramatic writing at the University of the Arts Berlin and has written numerous plays that are performed at various stages throughout Germany.

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 150 min. including intermission | Age recommendation: from 15 years

Admission: 11.50 euros
Online, you will receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim pass, can be found under "Discounts & Reductions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kultur123ruesselsheim.de/kultur-theater

Organizer: Junges Ensemble am Theater Rüsselsheim / Kultur123 Stadt Rüsselsheim, Culture & Theater

Photo: Theater Rüsselsheim

Admission: from 7 PM

For its 18th birthday, the Junges Ensemble am Theater Rüsselsheim has chosen an exciting fusion of classic acting and puppet theater. Under the direction of Richard Weber, who already led the ensemble in 2016 and is known as an actor, teacher, and former head of the Mainz Drama School e.V., Dirk Laucke's "Amy4Eva - on the impossibility of rock 'n' roll in places like Jerichow and so" will be presented. A young and fresh piece, originally a commissioned work for the State Theatre Darmstadt, which can most closely be compared to a road movie. Two teenage friends embark on a pilgrimage to Amy Winehouse’s grave in London to commemorate their deceased mutual friend Effe. Dirk Laucke, an award-winning playwright, studied dramatic writing at the University of the Arts Berlin and has written numerous plays that are performed at various stages throughout Germany.

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 150 min. including intermission | Age recommendation: from 15 years

Admission: 11.50 euros
Online, you will receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim pass, can be found under "Discounts & Reductions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kultur123ruesselsheim.de/kultur-theater

Organizer: Junges Ensemble am Theater Rüsselsheim / Kultur123 Stadt Rüsselsheim, Culture & Theater

Photo: Theater Rüsselsheim

Admission: from 7 PM

TAXI. Time is running.

Not always in life do we get picked up from where we stand. In the case of a taxi ride, of course, that's how it works. Unless you have no idea where you are. Or no money. However, sometimes in life, it's not so easy to clearly determine our own standpoint. Neither emotionally nor politically or geographically. And sometimes the necessary means are also missing. Eva Karl Faltermeier finds out where we all want to be picked up, where the ride is going, and what it costs us. An amusing journey - through the twists and turns of life - where every second counts.
Eva Karl Faltermeier, born in 1983, is a single mother of two children and a trained journalist. With her first stage program "Es geht dahi", she convinced critics and audience alike. She was awarded the Senkrechtstarter Prize of the Bavarian Cabaret Prize, the Newcomer Prize of the Hessian Cabaret Prize, and the Prix Pantheon. The city of Regensburg honored her with the "Cultural Sponsorship Prize 2020". For the trained journalist, the greatest goal is to entertain with stories. Eva Karl Faltermeier was a blog author, and lecturer. She writes columns (Bayern2) and hosts her own indie interview podcast ("Es lafft") for which she received the Culture Prize of the Oberpfalz District in 2021.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 120 min. including intermission

Admission: 28.30 euros Online you will receive the following discounts: 25% discount for students, trainees, students, FSJ volunteers, Federal Voluntary Service (BfD) volunteers, holders of an eligibility card, JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders. 50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person) 75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass. Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event) Additional information, such as discounts at the box office for students & trainees, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers & holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.eva-karl-faltermeier.de

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Ingo Petramer

Admission: from 7 pm

The children want to rock! HEAVYSAURUS are four dinosaurs and a dragon who bring rock music for the whole family to the stage - a real live experience with child-friendly lyrics and a bombastic show. Matching their new album, the band goes on a big "POMMESGABEL TOUR"!

Even the youngest fans already know the devil horns gesture: index finger and pinky extended, hand proudly raised - the sign of rockers and dino-metalheads of all ages. Therefore, the next HEAVYSAURUS album had to be called "POMMESGABEL" and tells the story of the five musical prehistoric beings in brand new songs.

Once again, HEAVYSAURUS offers powerful riffs, great melodies, and captivating drum beats for the little (or big) listeners to sing, dance, and go wild as they please. Real rock music, sometimes wild, sometimes soft, with lyrics specially made for the littlest biggest fans.

http://www.heavysaurus.de

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 3 years | Duration: 75 min. no intermission

Admission:
Adults €32.60 | Children up to 12 years €28.30
FAMILY TICKET €108.80 (2 adults and 2 children up to 12 years)

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Jens Vetter

Doors open: from 4 pm

The voluntary scaredy-cats, that's Pipo, Vermel, and Dee. They operate a special rescue service: they fight fear. For this, they must track it down and confront it. Behind closed doors, fears reside, sometimes there is a tiny scare or a minor discomfort, and sometimes there is a disturbing and threatening threat. This is what the three voluntary adventurers deal with every day. With their commitment, they aim to encourage courage in small and big scaredy-cats all over the world.
The game of the three characters is driven by the search for an attitude towards the world, curiosity about surprises, and an unbridled desire to laugh – regardless and at all times.
AGORA, the theater of the German-speaking community of Belgium, creates cross-border and multilingual theater that concerns everyone: children, adolescents, and adults. Due to its exceptional geographical location – in the tri-border area of Belgium, Germany, and Luxembourg – the multilingual theater has become an institution of border experience. It negotiates the connections and differences between German-speaking, French-speaking, and Flemish culture, between identity and plurality, and between rural and urban areas. Workshop bookable.

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 45 minutes, no intermission | Recommended age: from 4 years old

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online, you can receive the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disabilities over 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For further information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please see "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.agora-theater.net/de/projekt/die-freiwilligen-angsthasen/

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Ines Heinen

Admittance: from 2 p.m.

The Volunteer Scaredy-Cats, that's Pipo, Vermel, and Dee. They run a special rescue service: they fight fear. To do this, they must track it down and face it. Behind closed doors reside the fears, sometimes there's a tiny scare or a insignificant discomfort, and sometimes there's a looming, threatening danger. The three volunteer adventurers deal with this daily. With their efforts, they aim to encourage little and big scaredy-cats around the world.

The game of the three characters is driven by the search for an attitude towards the world, curiosity for surprises, and an unbridled desire to laugh - regardless and anyway.

AGORA, the theater of the German-speaking community in Belgium, creates border-crossing and multilingual theater that concerns everyone: children, teenagers, and adults. Due to its exceptional geographical location – in the tri-border area of Belgium, Germany, and Luxembourg – the multilingual theater has become an institution of boundary experiences. It explores the connections and differences between German-speaking, French-speaking, and Flemish culture, between identity and plurality, and between countryside and city. Workshop bookable

Venue: Main Stage | Duration: 45 min. no break | Recommended age: from 4 years

Admission: 7.10 euros
Online you can get the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, please check "Discounts & Special Offers". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.agora-theater.net/de/projekt/die-freiwilligen-angsthasen/

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Ines Heinen

Entrance: From 8 am

For bookings for daycare centers and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

The Volunteers Cowards, that's Pipo, Vermel and Dee. They run a special rescue service: they fight fear. To do this, they have to track it down and face it. Fears reside behind closed doors, sometimes there is a tiny fright or a negligible discomfort, and sometimes there is a disturbing and threatening menace. This is what the three voluntary adventurers deal with daily. With their efforts, they aim to encourage courage among small and big cowards all over the world.
The game of the three characters is driven by the pursuit of a worldview, curiosity about surprises, and an insatiable desire to laugh - despite everything.
AGORA, the theater of the German-speaking community of Belgium, creates theatre that transcends borders and languages, engaging everyone: children, teenagers, and adults. Due to its exceptional geographic location - at the tri-border area of Belgium, Germany, and Luxembourg - the multilingual theater has evolved into an institution of border experience. It negotiates the connections and differences between German-speaking, French-speaking, and Flemish cultures, between identity and plurality, and between countryside and city. Workshop bookable
Location: Main House | Duration: 45 min. no intermission | Recommended Age: 4 years and older
Admission: 7.10 Euros
Online, you can avail the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability above 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for Rüsselsheim-Pass holders, please refer to "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.
http://www.agora-theater.net/de/projekt/die-freiwilligen-angsthasen/
Organizer: Theatre Rüsselsheim
Photo: Ines Heinen
Admission: from 10 am

For bookings for daycare centers and schools for this event, please contact jungestheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de

Arnd Zeigler presents his third stage program "Immer Glück ist Können" on tour. The title says it all because after almost 200 live performances, it can be rightly claimed: It's not just luck - skill must also be at play.
Those familiar with the TV show "Zeiglers wunderbare Welt des Fußballs" know what to expect from the live version. Tough guys, cult phrases, and plenty of own goals - a composition by and for football fans. The declared aim remains to get to the bottom of the fascination for football. Not so easy, as commercialization is growing, the rulebook is becoming more complex, and in the end, Bayern always wins. But with football, it's like with Darth Vader: there's still a lot of good in it. Who could convey this better than Germany's "fairest professional," Arnd Zeigler? Arnd takes the audience of his live shows on an exciting journey through his football world, with all the highs and lows, always with a lot of humor and the typical ironic twinkle in the eye that we have known and loved for over 15 years.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Main Stage | Duration: 120 min. including intermission

Admission: 39.10 euros
Online discounts as follows:
25% discount for students, apprentices, university students, Voluntary Social Year participants, Federal Volunteer Service participants, holders of an authorization certificate, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disabilities over 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, Voluntary Social Year participants, Federal Volunteer Service participants, and holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please refer to "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.arndzeigler.de

"The Cultural Navigator" Hamburg

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: WDR

Entrance: from 7 p.m.

A literary revue

Barbara Auer - Else Lasker-Schüler
Ann-Kathrin Kramer - Bettina von Arnim
Claudia Michelsen - Erika Mann
Birte Horst - Lighting Design
Martin Mühleis - Text Editing, Directing, Production
sagas Ensemble

Introduction at 7 PM in the foyer

"You only lose what you don't dare." (Bettina von Arnim)
History is written by men - at least this is the impression given by history books. Women only appear as secondary figures; or rather: in the context of famous men. Achievements by women have generally not only been ignored by male chroniclers - they were also achieved under difficult conditions: poor educational opportunities, limited career options, dependence on a spouse, health risks from frequent pregnancies, lack of public recognition. There could be many more reasons mentioned.
History told from a female perspective is presented in the quiet literary revue "Drei Frauen aus Deutschland". Two hundred years of German history - observed through the lives of three female writers and performed by the well-known actresses Barbara Auer, Ann-Kathrin Kramer, and Claudia Michelsen.
Erika Mann, who with her ensemble "Pfeffermühle", her sharp-tongued political cabaret in Zurich, caused nightly battles with Swiss NS supporters, transformed throughout her life from a pleasure-seeking bohemian to a politically thinking and active woman. Similarly provocative were the performances of the great poet Else Lasker-Schüler, a Jewish literary figure expelled from the German Empire, decades earlier. And Bettina von Arnim, née Brentano, provoked the bourgeois and aristocratic establishment of her time with her social accusations and her commitment to the poor and oppressed - at the same time, she engaged in witty conversations with famous contemporaries in the Berlin salon of Rahel Varnhagen.

Introduction at 7 PM in the foyer

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Event duration: 150 mins including break

Admission: 15.10 Euro to 31.60 Euro
Online you can get the following discounts:
25% discount for students, trainees, students, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers, holders of a eligibility card, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free admission for accompanying person)
75% discounts for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free admission for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for students & trainees, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers & holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.sagas.de/unsere-stuecke/aktuelle-stuecke/drei-frauen-aus-deutschland-eine-literarische-collage

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Marc Lazzarini

Admission: from 7 PM

with the Kicks & Sticks Voices

Young Music Hessen gGmbH

The State Youth Choir (LJC) Hessen was founded in 2008 on the initiative of the Hessian State Government, and has since united talented singers between the ages of 16 and 27 from all over Hessen. The choir's over 80 members, who were selected through statewide auditions, come together in changing line-ups two to three times a year for multi-day working phases and rehearsal days.
Since April 2023, Axel Pfeiffer has been the Artistic Director of the State Youth Choir Hessen. Additionally, the choir collaborates regularly with guest conductors from both Germany and abroad. The working phases are accompanied by individual vocal training sessions. Since its inception, the choir's two vocal coaches, Prof. Katharina Kutsch and Claudia Ramroth, have continuously contributed to the vocal development of the singers. The sacred and secular repertoire developed during the rehearsal phases ranges from Renaissance works to romantic and contemporary compositions as well as demanding pop arrangements. The working phases are usually concluded with one to two concerts.
Since January 2022, the choir has been one of four state youth ensembles under the sponsorship of the state-owned Young Music Hessen gGmbH. It is funded by the Hessian Ministry of Science and Art. The patron is the Hessian Prime Minister Boris Rhein.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Main Hall | Duration: 150 min. including intermission

Admission: 20.60 Euro | School groups 13.50 Euro (booking via email at JungesTheater@kultur123ruesselsheim.de)
Online, you can enjoy the following discounts:
25% discount for students, trainees, university students, volunteers in the Federal Voluntary Service, holders of a qualifying ID, and owners of a JuLeiCa & Volunteer Card.
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for owners of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students & trainees, volunteers, BfD participants, and Rüsselsheim-Pass holders, please refer to "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.ljjoh.de http://www.junge-musik-hessen.de

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Selina Pfrüner

Doors open at 6 pm

End-of-Year Production of the Third Year

This season, the Mainz School of Acting will present the final production of the current year at the Theater Rüsselsheim. Under varying direction, the graduates tackle different scripts, demonstrating the skills they have acquired over three years of training.
Look forward to a passionate performance by the emerging talents. The title and director of the show will be announced on our website http://www.theater-ruesselsheim.de.

Location: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 150 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 12 Euros
Online discounts available:
25% discount for students, apprentices, trainees, volunteers, federal voluntary service members, ID holders, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disability of 80% or more (free ticket for the accompanying person)
Free admission for students of the RheinMain University (three days before the event)
Further information on discounts at the box office for students, apprentices, volunteers find under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.schauspielschule-mainz.de

Organizer: Mainz School of Acting in cooperation with the Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Kultur123 Stadt Rüsselsheim

Doors open at 7:00 PM

“This is the first and last attempt by animals from all continents to save the Earth. We demand immediate action!” With these uncompromising words, Paula the polar bear opens the Conference of the Animals. The situation on the planet is dramatic. The animals are threatened by water scarcity and wars, while humans gather time and again for fruitless conferences to discuss the fate of the world. They seem to have a monopoly on reason and refuse to even listen to the animals and their demands. With each encounter, the conflict between humans and animals escalates, and with each meeting, the tone and language change. What are we doing with our planet? Who exactly is this 'WE' and to whom does the Earth belong? The most urgent appeals regarding the climate crisis are currently being formulated by teenagers, for example, in the Fridays for Future movement. Even in Kästner's work published over 70 years ago, children are portrayed as the first allies of the animals, acting as intermediaries between the intuitive animal world and the rational adult world.

http://www.atzeberlin.de

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Recommended age: from 8 years | Duration: 120 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 7.10 Euro
Online, you can avail of the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability of 80% or more (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for Rüsselsheim Pass holders, please refer to "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Barbara Eismann

Admission: Starting at 2 p.m.”

ZeHage - Best of plus X

When he takes the stage, he suddenly becomes invisible. He lets his puppets slip into roles that are unsurpassed in virtuosity and liveliness. Millions of internet users and thousands of live audience members already know him. With his program "Ze Hage - Best of plus X," René Marik is touring Germany again, carrying his play figures in his luggage, foremost of course Maulwurfn, the frog Falkenhorst, and Kalle, the polar bear.
It all started around ten years ago with a few videos that René recorded with the simplest means during one of his shows and posted on YouTube. These videos spread like wildfire. The Maulwurfn became a viral phenomenon. What followed paved the way for a new genre in comedy: puppetry for adults.
In his program "ZeHage - Best of plus X," he presents new adventures of Maulwurfn and Co, combined with the most popular puppet numbers from the last 10 years. Additionally, René Marik regularly incorporates new numbers, thus continuously expanding the story of these all too human hand puppets. One thing is clear: the Maulwurfn has long been a solid fixture in the cultural canon and is therefore hardly imaginable without the German-speaking stages.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Great Hall | Duration of Event: 150 minutes including intermission | Suitable for ages 12 and up

Admission: 37.10 euros
Online, you can benefit from the following discounts:
25% discount for students, apprentices, college students, FSJ participants, BfD participants, holders of an authorization card, as well as JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disabilities of 80% and above (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information on discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, FSJ participants, BfD participants, and Rüsselsheim-Pass holders, see "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.renemarik.com

FEEZ Entertainment GmbH

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: ZeHage

Admission: from 7 pm

Time to celebrate!

Frédéric Alvarado-Dupuy: clarinet, vocals
Simon Zöchbauer: trumpet, piccolo trumpet, cornet, vocals
Philip Haas: trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals
Christoph Moschberger: trumpet, flugelhorn, vocals
Thomas Winalek: trombone, bass trumpet, vocals
Christian Amstätter: trombone, vocals
Roland Eitzinger: trombone, vocals
diverted music

20 Years of Federspiel – Time to celebrate! Two decades full of music, friendship, and unforgettable moments on and off the stage. As an artistic heavyweight carrying light-as-a-feather compositions, the ensemble has long been performing on major concert stages worldwide. Their performances have taken them from Scandinavia to Egypt and from the USA back to the beautiful Wachau region. In hundreds of concerts, from the Elbphilharmonie to the Vienna Konzerthaus, from Stanford University to cozy tavern halls, Federspiel has developed its own musical language in the realm between tradition and modernity, establishing itself as one of the most innovative ensembles in the European brass music scene. With new compositions in the typical Federspiel sound, but of course also with favorite pieces and anecdotes from past times, Federspiel celebrates its anniversary as a celebration for itself and its audience. Looking back together, reminiscing, and joyfully embracing the future!

Note: Already in the morning at 11 am there is a "Federspielchen" concert for the little ones

Location: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 120 minutes including an intermission

Admission: 20.60 euros to 37.10 euros
Online discounts available:
25% discount for students, apprentices, university students, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers, holders of an eligibility card, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disabilities of 80% and above (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of the Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information on discounts, such as discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers & Rüsselsheim Pass holders, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.divertedmusic.at/de/federspiel
http://www.feder-spiel.at

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Felix Groteloh

Entrance: from 6 pm

From Federico García Lorca
Directed by Paul Stebbings
Original music by Paul Flush
Producer Grantly Marshall
american drama group europe

Bernada Alba's House - "La Casa de Bernarda Alba" deals with the role of women and their oppression in 1930s Spain. In his final play, Spanish poet and playwright Federico García Lorca describes a world where life withers because conformity leads to resignation and attempts to break free end in self-destruction.
The plot begins with the death of Bernarda's second husband, Antonio María Benavides. Family tradition dictates that the widow must enforce an eight-year mourning period on her five daughters after the funeral. For the young women, this means complete isolation from the outside world. Thus, the central conflict of the drama unfolds. Angustias is the only daughter from the first marriage and inherited a fortune from her father. Due to this and being the oldest daughter, she has permission to become engaged to Pepe el Romano. Adela, the youngest at 20, rebels against her mother's strict order and also falls in love with Pepe el Romano, who returns her love. Nevertheless, he chooses to marry Angustias for financial reasons. Pepe el Romano meets not only with his future wife Angustias at night but also secretly with Adela. Martirio, her jealous sister, denounces Adela to their mother. Wanting to restore order in the house, Bernarda shoots Pepe el Romano in the courtyard. Upon hearing the shot, Adela falsely believes her lover is dead. As a result, Adela takes her own life.

Venue: Großes Haus | Duration: 90 minutes, no intermission | Recommended age: 15 and up

Admission: 18.60 euros | Student groups 11.50 euros
Online, you can avail the following discounts:
50% discount for severe disability of 80% or higher (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for Rüsselsheim Pass holders, please check "Discounts & Reductions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.adg-europe.com

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photos: Paul Stebbings

Admission: from 10:00 am

Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company

Norddeutsche Konzertdirektion
Melsine Grevesmühl

".... What is a zebra? White with black stripes or black with white stripes? ...." TA_ATUA (Delusion) is the latest masterpiece of the artistic director and choreographer of the Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company - Rami Be'er. Within this work, he explores the questions that have gained more and more importance during the pandemic: How do delusions arise? What causes them? What is delusion? When does delusion begin? Is reality delusion or delusion reality, and what is inside the suitcase? At a breathtaking pace, the dancers of the company, in Rami Be'er's universal language of dance, show that nothing is as it seems and that everyone has the possibility of their own interpretation.
The Kibbutz Contemporary Dance Company, one of the most renowned dance companies worldwide, was founded in 1973 and, under Rami Be'er's direction and through his choreographies, has become a cultural ambassador of Israel. It is situated in an extraordinary and beautiful location, on the hill of the historic area of Galilee, in northern Israel, as the International Dance Village Kibbutz Ga'aton, Israel. This place is the heart and home of more than 100 Israeli and international dancers.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 90 mins including intermission

Admission: 26.10 euros to 42.60 euros
Online discounts available:
25% discount for students, apprentices, trainees, volunteers, federal voluntary service workers, holders of an entitlement card, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disabilities of 80% and above (free ticket for accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for students & apprentices, volunteers, federal voluntary service workers & Rüsselsheim Pass holders, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kcdc.co.il/en/

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Eyal Hirsch

Doors open: from 7 pm

Rüdiger Baldauf, the outstanding trumpeter and creative mind behind Trumpet Night, regularly invites an impressive array of stars from the music scene to come together. He brings renowned guests like Thomas Quasthoff, Joo Kraus, and Lorenzo Ludemann on stage, showcasing his versatility by adapting and rearranging compositions to fit the lineup. The result is an impressive fusion of artistic skill and musical passion. But Trumpet Night is not just a showcase for the soloists, as it is accompanied by an extremely high-caliber band. Rüdiger Baldauf, in addition to his extensive live performances, has produced five albums and published specialized books. Many know him as the trumpeter for the "RTL-Saturday Night Show" or "TV Total." He has toured with the Paul Kuhn Orchestra, Udo Jürgens, and the "United Jazz and Rock Ensemble" and has played in productions with Michael Bublé, James Brown, Gentleman, Thomas Quasthoff, Seal, and Barbra Streisand. Thomas Quasthoff was one of the world-renowned opera and Lied singers from Germany, before ending his illustrious career in 2012 after winning three Grammys and seven ECHOs. The stage never let him go, and he discovered many new talents within himself. Long before he bid adieu to classical music, he had begun pursuing his second great love, jazz. The microphone became his instrument.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 150 minutes including intermission

Admission: €31.60 to €48.10
Online discounts available:
25% discount for students, trainees, university students, volunteers in the social and environmental sector, ID card holders, and holders of JuLeiCa and volunteer cards.
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of the RheinMain University (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students, trainees, volunteers, and Rüsselsheim Pass holders, visit "Discounts & Concessions." These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.kramer-artists.de/ruediger-baldauf-feat/

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Simon Engelbert & Gregor Hohenberg Sony Music Entertainment

Doors open at 7:00 pm

Sound of Life

MIRO LIVE

KOKUBU, one of the most prestigious Taiko drum groups worldwide, will bring their impressive show "SOUND OF LIFE" to Germany in 2024 and invite you to an unforgettable journey to Japan. This acclaimed performance combines breathtaking drum rhythms with the delicate melody of the bamboo flute and offers a spectacle of powerful athleticism and artistic precision. Beyond sushi and high-tech, KOKUBU reveals the cultural diversity of Japan, from ancient traditions to modern staging. The musicians, dressed in traditional kimonos, including Shakuhachi master Chiaki Toyama, lead the audience through a range of emotions, supported by spectacular lighting effects and choreographies. In 2024, the show will be even more impressive with the use of two large O-Daiko drums. Each piece is explained through a brief introduction that highlights its cultural significance, from the unity of body and mind to the joy of life. Masamitsu Takasaki, world champion of the Tsugaru-Shamisen, adds another musical dimension to the show. A new stage design and innovative lighting concept make "SOUND OF LIFE" a hypnotically fascinating event that makes the spiritual depth of Japan tangible.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 150 minutes including intermission

Admission: 36.55 euros to 53.05 euros
Online you will receive the following discounts:
25% discount for students, trainees, students, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers, holders of an eligibility card, and JuLeiCa & volunteer card holders.
50% discount for severe disabilities from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
Further information, such as discounts at the box office for students & trainees, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers & holders of a Rüsselsheim Pass, can be found under "Discounts & Concessions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.miro-live.de/kokubu
http://www.kokubu.eu

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: Miro Live UG

Admission: from 7 pm

Family Party

Agency Kirsten Schacht

When die feisten do what they love to do, a lot of new songs tumble out of their songwriting machine: one for the forced-shipped, involuntary concert guests who would rather be at a football or heavy metal gig. Another one about our collective expiration date: "Mein Körper und ich" shows how to laugh about your own decay. It will be funny. All the new stories in good company of die feisten hits. Be there. We will definitely come.

Venue: Theater Rüsselsheim, Großes Haus | Duration: 150 min including intermission

Admission: 31.60 euros
Online you will receive the following discounts:
25% discount for students, trainees, students, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers, holders of an eligibility card, and JuLeiCa & honorary card holders.
50% discount for severe disability from 80% (free ticket for the accompanying person)
75% discount for holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass.
Free ticket for students of Hochschule RheinMain (three days before the event)
For more information, such as discounts at the box office for students & trainees, FSJ volunteers, BfD volunteers & holders of a Rüsselsheim-Pass, please see "Discounts & Reductions". These discounts are only available at the box office.

http://www.diefeisten.de

Organizer: Theater Rüsselsheim

Photo: die Feisten

Entrance: from 7pm

after FAUST I by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe by Torsten Fischer
Direction: Torsten Fischer
Eurostudio Landgraf

The constant drive of the modern world, the acceleration, the pressure of constant self-optimization, more mindfulness, more climate protection, the church in a deep crisis. The figure of Faust would be just as unhappy in the 21st century as in his own time – a critique of the “non-development” of society?
The scholar Heinrich Faust finds “the cursed here and now” worthless. Driven by an insatiable desire, he wants to expand the boundaries of teaching and science, indeed of his own self and the world… Faster, further, bigger, more. At the end of the journey into the “small world” (Faust 1), Faust's underage lover Gretchen and her child are dead, and the world formula is not found. Restlessly, the driven Faust is also on the move in the Great World… Here it's about the whole: power and possession, tradition and vision, technology and nature, destruction and renewal… We journey into the infinite expanses of Goethe's universe.
The character actor Dominique Horwitz, born in Paris, feels at home in the theater despite his over 80 film and TV productions. Since 1978, he has been a guest on the stages of the leading theaters. The director and author Torsten Fischer has been active in the theater since 1981. Directing works for opera and drama have taken him, among others, to Munich, Vienna, Berlin, Strasbourg, Zurich, Warsaw, and New York. He has directed numerous world premieres
“Here, my spirit dares to soar. Here I would like to fight, this I would like to conquer.”

For this event, the city bus is available for the outbound journey, and the free evening bus of the city of Burghausen is available for visitors from Neustadt/Parking Messeplatz for the return journey.
You can find the timetable at https://www.burghausen.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/Abendbus-Fahrplan.pdf

Admission: 19:30 Uhr