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Erlesenes

Thursday, 1/15/2026 at 7:00 PM until Thursday, 1/15/2026 at 9:00 PM

Erlesenes

Thursday, 1/15/2026 at 7:00 PM
until Thursday, 1/15/2026 at 9:00 PM

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Thalia Wildau / A10 Center
Chausseestr. 1
15745 Wildau

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Else (Someone)

Youth play from 14 by Carina Sophie Eberle based on Arthur Schnitzler's novella from 1924
Production: Badische Landesbühne

Description

Finally vacation!

Summer, sun, sunshine. Else is lying with her friends by the mountain lake in front of the old castle hotel, sunbathing, drinking lemonade, flirting - everything seems carefree. But at home, there is a crisis mood. Else's father, a respected lawyer, is not only gambling away his money but also the family's happiness. Suddenly, the very wealthy Dorsday stands before Else's deck chair, an old friend of her father's. What a coincidence, says her mother. Couldn't he help the family? Of course he can. But in return, he wants to see Else, the little one he knows from the changing table, without her bikini just once!

A young woman experiences sexual harassment, nothing new. But where does it begin, and where does it end? Carina Sophie Eberle shows in her play - awarded the German Youth Theater Prize 2022 - that Else, despite emancipation, still feels torn between stereotypical images of femininity and the anger over a society that clings to patriarchal norms. It's high time to tear them down!

Venue

Kurhaus
Lauterbadstrasse 5
72250 Freudenstadt

Meeting point
Theater im Kurhaus

Cost
10 EUR, 6 EUR

No tickets available here

Freudenstadt

2/11/2026
10:30 AM

Elling - Schauspiel in zwei Akten von Axel Hellstenius, Ingvar Ambjørnsen, Gabriele Hæfs, Hartmut Cyriacks, Peter Nissen

Life can easily feel like a hurdle race when it requires courage to answer the phone or cross a restaurant. For Elling and his friend Kjell Bjarne, the everyday problems they face after being released from the psychiatric clinic are a real challenge. Elling, who refers to himself as a mama's boy, tends to exaggerate in every way, is know-it-all, quirky, and very, very anxious. Even a ringing phone feels like a threat he must defend himself against.

His bear-like "blood brother" Kjell Bjarne doggedly pursues the two great interests of his life: eating and (finally!) having sex with a woman. In difficult situations - and there are more than enough of those daily - he tends to bang his head against the wall. Otherwise, he is very good-natured and a real buddy. To reintegrate the two neurotic heroes into "normal" society, the Norwegian state provides them with an apartment and the social worker Frank, who painstakingly teaches them a few rules: making phone calls, shopping, going out. After initial disasters, astronomically high bills for phone sex calls (after all, one must apply what they've learned), and some emotional crises, the two actually begin to enjoy life "out there."

When Kjell Bjarne finally meets a woman - she literally falls at his feet, drunk and very pregnant on Christmas Eve - Elling discovers his love for poetry and writes his own poems, which he sneakily smuggles into supermarkets and hides in sauerkraut packages, of course anonymously. Elling certainly evokes associations with "Forrest Gump," "Rain Man," and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," yet the play consistently avoids all the paths of therapeutic dramaturgies. The way Elling philosophizes about the vicissitudes of life and the condition of our modern world is of unerring charm, possessing intelligence, wit, and showcasing a keen insight that one would not initially attribute to this unheroic hero.

We can heartily laugh at the quirky problems and fears that Elling & partner grapple with, yet the themes addressed by the play touch upon central philosophical and emotional questions of our existence. How often are the "real" disasters the internal crises - and not the external circumstances? Among many other insights, Elling conveys an important thought: The greatest challenge lies in the daring to face the world.

Admission: 1 hour before the event starts

Rendsburg

3/2/2026
7:30 PM

Elling - Schauspiel in zwei Akten von Axel Hellstenius, Ingvar Ambjørnsen, Gabriele Hæfs, Hartmut Cyriacks, Peter Nissen

Life can easily feel like a hurdle race when it requires courage to answer the phone or cross a restaurant. For Elling and his friend Kjell Bjarne, the everyday problems they face after being released from the psychiatric clinic are a real challenge. Elling, who refers to himself as a mama's boy, tends to exaggerate in every way, is know-it-all, quirky, and very, very anxious. Even a ringing phone feels like a threat he must defend himself against.

His bear-like "blood brother" Kjell Bjarne doggedly pursues the two great interests of his life: eating and (finally!) having sex with a woman. In difficult situations - and there are more than enough of those daily - he tends to bang his head against the wall. Otherwise, he is very good-natured and a real buddy. To reintegrate the two neurotic heroes into "normal" society, the Norwegian state provides them with an apartment and the social worker Frank, who painstakingly teaches them a few rules: making phone calls, shopping, going out. After initial disasters, astronomically high bills for phone sex calls (after all, one must apply what they've learned), and some emotional crises, the two actually begin to enjoy life "out there."

When Kjell Bjarne finally meets a woman - she literally falls at his feet, drunk and very pregnant on Christmas Eve - Elling discovers his love for poetry and writes his own poems, which he sneakily smuggles into supermarkets and hides in sauerkraut packages, of course anonymously. Elling certainly evokes associations with "Forrest Gump," "Rain Man," and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," yet the play consistently avoids all the paths of therapeutic dramaturgies. The way Elling philosophizes about the vicissitudes of life and the condition of our modern world is of unerring charm, possessing intelligence, wit, and showcasing a keen insight that one would not initially attribute to this unheroic hero.

We can heartily laugh at the quirky problems and fears that Elling & partner grapple with, yet the themes addressed by the play touch upon central philosophical and emotional questions of our existence. How often are the "real" disasters the internal crises - and not the external circumstances? Among many other insights, Elling conveys an important thought: The greatest challenge lies in the daring to face the world.

Admission: 1 hour before the event starts

Rendsburg

3/6/2026
7:30 PM

Elling - Schauspiel in zwei Akten von Axel Hellstenius, Ingvar Ambjørnsen, Gabriele Hæfs, Hartmut Cyriacks, Peter Nissen

Life can easily feel like a hurdle race when it requires courage to answer the phone or cross a restaurant. For Elling and his friend Kjell Bjarne, the everyday problems they face after being released from the psychiatric clinic are a real challenge. Elling, who refers to himself as a mama's boy, tends to exaggerate in every way, is know-it-all, quirky, and very, very anxious. Even a ringing phone feels like a threat he must defend himself against.

His bear-like "blood brother" Kjell Bjarne doggedly pursues the two great interests of his life: eating and (finally!) having sex with a woman. In difficult situations - and there are more than enough of those daily - he tends to bang his head against the wall. Otherwise, he is very good-natured and a real buddy. To reintegrate the two neurotic heroes into "normal" society, the Norwegian state provides them with an apartment and the social worker Frank, who painstakingly teaches them a few rules: making phone calls, shopping, going out. After initial disasters, astronomically high bills for phone sex calls (after all, one must apply what they've learned), and some emotional crises, the two actually begin to enjoy life "out there."

When Kjell Bjarne finally meets a woman - she literally falls at his feet, drunk and very pregnant on Christmas Eve - Elling discovers his love for poetry and writes his own poems, which he sneakily smuggles into supermarkets and hides in sauerkraut packages, of course anonymously. Elling certainly evokes associations with "Forrest Gump," "Rain Man," and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," yet the play consistently avoids all the paths of therapeutic dramaturgies. The way Elling philosophizes about the vicissitudes of life and the condition of our modern world is of unerring charm, possessing intelligence, wit, and showcasing a keen insight that one would not initially attribute to this unheroic hero.

We can heartily laugh at the quirky problems and fears that Elling & partner grapple with, yet the themes addressed by the play touch upon central philosophical and emotional questions of our existence. How often are the "real" disasters the internal crises - and not the external circumstances? Among many other insights, Elling conveys an important thought: The greatest challenge lies in the daring to face the world.

Admission: 1 hour before the event starts

Rendsburg

3/15/2026
3:00 PM

Songleikr - Support: Marcus Friedeberg

Healing frontwoman Maria Franz with a mix of Scandinavian folklore, ritual music, and Nordic poetry, accompanied by percussion, string instruments, flutes, and multi-part singing.

Songleikr is the passion project of Healing frontwoman Maria Franz. Now that the band Healing is taking a creative break, Maria Franz is fully devoted to Songleikr - a project that has existed since 2016. At the end of 2025, the new album "Fuglefolk" was released - featuring musical guests like Myrkur and Magnus Børmark (Gåte). Selected concerts across Europe will follow in early 2026.

Songleikr is a project born out of deep love for Nordic folk music. It breathes new life into old Nordic songs and ballads through intense, atmospheric arrangements. Stylistically, Songleikr navigates between folk, ritual music, and Nordic poetry - archaic, reduced, and deeply touching. With their mix of traditional Scandinavian folklore, captivating multi-part singing, supported by a folk foundation of percussion and strings, Songleikr not only captivates fans of Nordic sounds but also fits wonderfully into the ever-expanding cosmos of acts like Healing, Wardruna, Skáld, Sowulo, or Nytt Land.

Songleikr will perform with the following lineup: Maria Franz - vocals, strings, Ingrid Galadriel Aune Nilsen - vocals, Kasia Sikora-Black - vocals, flutes, Petter Olai - percussion, Espen Wensaas - strings.

As support, Marcus Friedeberg opens the evening. The singer/songwriter is well-known far beyond the regional borders of the North as a solo artist, as well as with his bands Off Limits and Pangea. Just last year, he released his fifth album "Hunters Moon." His concerts are a musical journey with stops in Scandinavia, Ireland, the Middle East, and indigenous America. With his skilled use of the loop station, he merges different instruments into complex arrangements. Besides his voice and twelve-string guitar, he also uses folk instruments like didgeridoo, bones, Irish flutes, and various percussion instruments such as tabla, darbuka, or frame drum.

Doors open at 20:00.

Oldenburg

4/17/2026
8:30 PM

Elling - Schauspiel in zwei Akten von Axel Hellstenius, Ingvar Ambjørnsen, Gabriele Hæfs, Hartmut Cyriacks, Peter Nissen

Life can easily feel like a hurdle race when it requires courage to answer the phone or cross a restaurant. For Elling and his friend Kjell Bjarne, the everyday problems they face after being released from the psychiatric clinic are a real challenge. Elling, who refers to himself as a mama's boy, tends to exaggerate in every way, is know-it-all, quirky, and very, very anxious. Even a ringing phone feels like a threat he must defend himself against.

His bear-like "blood brother" Kjell Bjarne doggedly pursues the two great interests of his life: eating and (finally!) having sex with a woman. In difficult situations - and there are more than enough of those daily - he tends to bang his head against the wall. Otherwise, he is very good-natured and a real buddy. To reintegrate the two neurotic heroes into "normal" society, the Norwegian state provides them with an apartment and the social worker Frank, who painstakingly teaches them a few rules: making phone calls, shopping, going out. After initial disasters, astronomically high bills for phone sex calls (after all, one must apply what they've learned), and some emotional crises, the two actually begin to enjoy life "out there."

When Kjell Bjarne finally meets a woman - she literally falls at his feet, drunk and very pregnant on Christmas Eve - Elling discovers his love for poetry and writes his own poems, which he sneakily smuggles into supermarkets and hides in sauerkraut packages, of course anonymously. Elling certainly evokes associations with "Forrest Gump," "Rain Man," and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest," yet the play consistently avoids all the paths of therapeutic dramaturgies. The way Elling philosophizes about the vicissitudes of life and the condition of our modern world is of unerring charm, possessing intelligence, wit, and showcasing a keen insight that one would not initially attribute to this unheroic hero.

We can heartily laugh at the quirky problems and fears that Elling & partner grapple with, yet the themes addressed by the play touch upon central philosophical and emotional questions of our existence. How often are the "real" disasters the internal crises - and not the external circumstances? Among many other insights, Elling conveys an important thought: The greatest challenge lies in the daring to face the world.

Admission: 1 hour before the event starts

Rendsburg

4/24/2026
7:30 PM

LESUNG: Elvira Zeissler, Karen A. Moon, Karolyn Ciseau - A Land of Rage and Harm, Wings and Claws, It takes a Monster

A magical fantasy evening with three authors
Dive into the dark worlds of Karen A. Moon, Karolyn Ciseau, and Elvira Zeissler – three gripping fantasy stories full of magic, dragons, and desperate struggles between love and doom.

Information about the book Wings and Claws:
Jadina, a huntress, falls into the hands of dragon riders and must endure deadly trials to prove that she is the prophesied bringer of peace. But her heart beats for her captor Kayden instead of the king she is supposed to marry.

Information about the author Karen A. Moon:
Karen A. Moon (born 1980) is a photographer with a Bachelor’s and Master’s degree and a mother of three children. With the Magical Lights Trilogy, she fulfilled her long-held dream of writing her first book.

Information about the book It takes a Monster:
Jadina is a huntress, trapped between the front lines of an ancient war. But when she falls into the hands of the dragon riders, she must endure deadly trials. Between hatred and a budding love, she must choose: Can she fulfill her mission or will she lose everything – her freedom, her people, and her heart?

Information about the author Karolyn Ciseau:
Karolyn Ciseau writes romantic fantasy novels with dark heroes and strong heroines in magical worlds. She lives with her family in Lüneburg and enjoys traveling with her camper or working on sewing projects in her spare time.

Information about the book A Land of Rage and Harm:
The powerful Ardael protect the cities but regularly demand women as sacrifices. To escape this fate, Harmony joins the city wall guardians who fight against wild beasts every day. However, her legendary group leader shows her that the plight of humanity is even more desperate than she ever imagined...

Information about the author Elvira Zeissler:
Elvira Zeißler (also Ellen McCoy or Ella Zeiss) studied business administration and worked in the private sector before dedicating herself to writing. She lives with her family near Cologne. She has published over 40 novels, which have been nominated for several book awards and partially translated into other languages.

Look forward to an exciting evening with Karen A. Moon, Karolyn Ciseau, and Elvira Zeissler on Saturday, May 2, 2026, at 7:30 PM in your Hugendubel bookstore Aurich!

Aurich

5/2/2026
7:30 PM

Lesung aus dem Krimi "Sörensen geht auf's Haus"

After Sörensen has taken his sick father in, an old school friend unexpectedly shows up as well. His name is Schiefel, and he brings a bag full of problems with him. Human body parts are found behind his house.

Hennigsdorf

5/6/2026
7:00 PM

Emsrundfahrt als Themenfahrt von Leer (Hafenpromenade) Richtung Papenburg und zurück

“Ports, Chiefs, Trade Routes” - Emsrundfahrt Richtung Papenburg als Thementour
As usual, you will experience an impressive steamboat trip on the PRINZ HEINRICH: From Leer (dock at Ernst-Reuter-Platz) we go through the Rathausbrücke into the sea lock of Leer for further travel via Leda and Ems, passing Leerort, Kirchborgum, and Driever. Enjoying coffee and cake as well as small snacks from the onboard kitchen, we sail on the route of the ocean giants towards the Weekeborger Bucht at the new Friesenbrücke near Weener. Depending on traffic conditions, you will witness the opening of Europe’s largest railway hub swing bridge and the passage through it. If the bridge remains closed for the PRINZ HEINRICH, the turnaround maneuver for the return journey to Leer will take place directly in front of the bridge, offering a grand view of the 335m long structure. We also invite you to take a tour of the ship. During the trip, feel free to check out the historic wheelhouse with the enormous steering wheel and the two engine telegraphs. Also take a look into the engine room, where the two steam engines are operated by the machinists.
In May, we give this traditional Ems tour a unique character. Join us on board for this special themed tour on the Unterems. On the steamboat trip from Leer towards Weener and back, you will experience the Ems as a historic trade route. For example, in Leerort, the Hanseatic League met the East Frisian chiefs, and with a “Golden Shot,” history was made. Discover with us the remnants of ancient transport routes with historic ferries, the Jann-Berghaus-Brücke, the Friesenbrücke, and the new “Wunderlinie.” The Emsrunde in May will become a cultural-historical journey through the history of East Frisia – told from the water.

Copyright: Verein Traditionsschiff Prinz Heinrich

Admission: 10:30 AM

Leer (Ostfriesland)

5/16/2026
12:00 PM

Emsrundfahrt als Themenfahrt von Leer (Hafenpromenade) Richtung Papenburg und zurück

“Ports, Chiefs, Trade Routes” - Emsrundfahrt Richtung Papenburg als Thementour
As usual, you will experience an impressive steamboat ride on the PRINZ HEINRICH: From Leer (dock at Ernst-Reuter-Platz), we will pass through the Rathausbrücke into the Seeschleuse Leer for further travel via Leda and Ems, past Leerort, Kirchborgum, and Driever. With coffee and cake, as well as small snacks from the on-board kitchen, we will navigate on the route of the ocean giants towards the Weekeborger Bay by the new Friesenbrücke near Weener. Depending on traffic conditions, you will witness the opening of Europe’s largest railway hub swing bridge and the passage through it. If the bridge remains closed for the PRINZ HEINRICH, the maneuver for the return trip to Leer will take place right in front of the bridge, offering a grand view of the 335m long structure. We also invite you to take a tour of the ship. During the journey, feel free to look at the historic wheelhouse with the giant steering wheel and the two engine telegraphs. Also, take a look at the engine room, where the two steam engines are operated by the engineers.
In May, we will give this traditional Emsrundfahrt an individual character. Join us on board for this special themed tour on the Lower Ems. On the steamboat journey from Leer towards Weener and back, you will experience the Ems as a historical trade route. In Leerort, for example, the Hanse met the East Frisian chiefs and history was made with a “Golden Shot.” Discover with us the remnants of old transport routes with historical ferries, the Jann-Berghaus Bridge, the Friesen Bridge, and the new “Wunderlinie.” The Emsrundfahrt in May will become a cultural-historical journey through the history of East Friesland - told from the water.

Copyright: Verein Traditionsschiff Prinz Heinrich

Admission: 12:00 PM

Leer (Ostfriesland)

5/17/2026
12:30 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/5/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/6/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/7/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/10/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/12/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/13/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

In the center of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Subsequently, Engelmann "kidnapped" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned in the moat of the Friedeburg on February 19, 1491.

Copyright: The organizer

Entrance: 2:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/14/2026
3:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/17/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/19/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/20/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

In the center of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Subsequently, Engelmann "kidnapped" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned in the moat of the Friedeburg on February 19, 1491.

Copyright: The organizer

Entrance: 2:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/21/2026
3:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/24/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

6/26/2026
8:00 PM

Dat Unglück van Freborg

The focus of the play is the love story between the East Frisian countess's daughter Almuth Cirksena and the Westphalian nobleman Engelmann von Hörstel. Almuth's mother, Countess Theda Cirksena, disapproved of the marriage because Engelmann was not of noble birth. Consequently, Engelmann "abducted" his Almuth on November 15, 1490, to the Friedeburg, of which he was the steward. In the attempt to bring his sister back to Aurich, Count Enno drowned on February 19, 1491, in the moat of the Friedeburg.

Copyright: The organizer

Entry: 7:00 PM

Friedeburg

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8:00 PM

Erik Peters: Abenteuer Norwegen - Mit dem Motorrad ans Nordkap

Multivision show with Erik Peters on November 15, 2026

We are very much looking forward to the second live report by and with Erik Peters at the Köthen Event Center.
Norway – this is the grand stage of nature: deep fjords, rugged high mountains, rushing waterfalls, and the wild romantic Lofoten Islands. A country between rugged wilderness and quiet majesty.
For motorcycle adventurers like Erik Peters, Norway is a true dream destination – rough, authentic, and free.
Erik Peters starts his journey at the lighthouse of Lindesnes, the southernmost point of Norway. With a tent, camera, and a large portion of curiosity in his luggage, he follows lonely roads through one of the last great wildernesses of Europe. He travels over 5,000 kilometers through spectacular landscapes, pitches his tent in extraordinary places, and discovers some of the most beautiful motorcycle routes on the continent. His journey reaches its climax at the legendary North Cape, where Europe ends in the sea. But at the distinctive steel globe high above the cliffs of the Barents Sea, the journey is far from over – the return journey also holds unforgettable experiences.
With impressive photos, captivating film sequences, and his typical humor, Erik Peters takes the audience live on a visually stunning journey through the land of the midnight sun and wild nature. Personal, authentic, and inspiring – an evening that brings the magic of Norway to the stage and ignites a desire for one’s own motorcycle adventures.

Admission: from 15:30

Köthen

11/15/2026
4:00 PM

Eine magische Elfenmission - Familien-Zaubershow von und mit Linus Faber

Actually, nothing stood in the way of Christmas. But then Santa Claus got stuck with his sleigh in a snowstorm. Now the new head elf is supposed to handle the entire Christmas festival on his own - and in the chaos, the golden book is also lost. Is Christmas going to be canceled? No way! With you as substitute elves, the head elf wants to save Christmas. Help him find the golden book, discover the magic of the North Pole, and prepare everything for Santa Claus's return! Linus Faber presents an exciting and magical show for the whole family with "A Magical Elf Mission."

Admittance: around 3:00 PM

Nordhorn

12/20/2026
4:00 PM

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