All year again: in December begins a time with more trials than in any jungle camp. From the beginning, the struggle of tying the Advent wreath to the official conclusion, the conclusion of the old year, from the forced attendance at Christmas parties to the exchange of wrong purchases.

Mr. Hämmerle - expert on all life questions - guides you through this critical time. Hämmerle knows how cunning one has to be to obtain their Christmas tree black market-style from the Black Forest. He also knows that homemade firecrackers can be a blast. And he actually knows how to keep his relatives at a distance during this time.

However, this time he is not particularly successful with this strategy...

Doors open at 6:00 PM, you will be seated.

Sold out, there may be leftover tickets at the box office.

The book market is once again offering an incredible variety of interesting and exciting books. To make your selection easier, we will present our favorite books in a cozy atmosphere.

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Antonio Andrade: Guitar

David Bastidas: Vocals

Pablo Oliva: Vocals & Percussion

Ursula Moreno: Dance



Passion, pain, joy, and longing, light and shadow – no other dance reflects life as directly and deeply as Flamenco. It's no wonder it has captured the hearts of people all around the world. And this has been the case long before UNESCO declared it a cultural heritage in 2010. Flamenco originated in the streets of Andalusia. However, it has always been permeated and composed by a multitude of cultural influences. It unites both Arabic and Jewish or Christian elements. The culture of the Andalusian Gitanos is also anchored in it. As traditional as Flamenco is, it continuously evolves vibrantly.



The Antonio Andrade Quartet embodies Flamenco. Antonio Andrade was born in La Puebla de Cazalla near Seville. His uncle José Menese, a living legend of Flamenco, influenced him from an early age. Thus, he is one of the co-founders of the Teatro Flamenco Madrid, Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, and Teatro Flamenco Málaga, alongside Ursula Moreno, one of the most renowned artists in Málaga.



So who could better embody the pulsating essence of Flamenco than this quartet with its powerful vocals, virtuosic guitar sounds, and the rhythmically percussive dance that becomes an instrument in itself? This evening promises a gripping performance that will surely resonate long after.



Image: Antonio Pablo

I switched sides. Until recently, I was primarily a son. Now I have one myself. Many did not expect that from me. Especially my mother.

Until now, I had parental leave - a lot of time with my parents, who call from my hometown of Freiburg. And now it's time for children. After all, it's nonsense that parental leave is called "parental leave". Parents actually don't have any time left - except for the children. That's why my new program is about the child. And of course also about the grandparents. And about the late capitalist impositions of postmodernity and Immanuel Kant's moral concepts. Maybe.

It is suitable for all people: most are either children or parents. Some are even both. Like me.

Admission from 6:00 p.m., you will be seated.

by Daniel Kehlmann, stage adaptation by Dirk Engler.

In his bestselling novel from 2005, Daniel Kehlmann tells the dual biography of two German geniuses: the explorer Alexander von Humboldt and the mathematician and astronomer Carl Friedrich Gauß. Although both work their entire lives to understand the world, they could not be more different: While Humboldt battles through jungles and steppes, tests poisons on himself, crawls into earth holes, climbs volcanoes, and encounters cannibals, Gauß never ventures beyond the rectangular area of Braunschweig/Göttingen - yet he penetrates into spheres where parallels meet in the infinite.

Old, famous, and now a bit eccentric, they meet in Berlin in 1828. With their gaze directed towards distant expanses, both overlook the signs of a new era – and this catapults them right into the political and revolutionary turmoil of the post-Napoleonic world.

With underlying humor, Kehlmann paints the picture of two significant men along with their desires and weaknesses - and imaginatively depicts their balancing act between ridicule and greatness, failure and success.

Stage adaptation: Dirk Engler | Direction: Marco Ricciardo

The novel "Die Vermessung der Welt" was published by Rowohlt Verlag.

Recommendation for school classes (16+) | Student: €9 & teachers free | Registration via email to: anmeldung@theater-ravensburg.de

A comedy spectacle full of laughter and joy

The comedy stages are shining in a new light as Doris Reichenauer, well known for the cabaret duo "Dui do on de Sell", now performs solo.

When Doris Reichenauer takes the stage, captivating all guests with her unique humor and seemingly endless energy, the evening becomes an unforgettable experience full of laughter and lively atmosphere. Her keen observational skills and sense of everyday comedy make Doris Reichenauer a master entertainer. She humorously tackles daily life and leaves no eye dry.

The evening promises not only to be an outstanding show but also an opportunity to leave the stress of everyday life behind for a few hours. Doris Reichenauer invites the audience to laugh together and enjoy the evening in a relaxed atmosphere.

Join us as Doris Reichenauer strains the laughing muscles with the program "I moin's doch bloß gut!" Tickets are now available, and it is recommended to secure them early to not miss out on this comedy spectacle.

House Opens: 6:30 PM, Hall Opens: 7:00 PM

Antonio Andrade: Guitar

David Bastidas: Vocals

Pablo Oliva: Vocals & Percussion

Ursula Moreno: Dance



Passion, pain, joy, and longing, light and shadow – no other dance reflects life as directly and deeply as Flamenco. It's no wonder it has captured the hearts of people all around the world. And this has been the case long before UNESCO declared it a cultural heritage in 2010. Flamenco originated in the streets of Andalusia. However, it has always been permeated and composed by a multitude of cultural influences. It unites both Arabic and Jewish or Christian elements. The culture of the Andalusian Gitanos is also anchored in it. As traditional as Flamenco is, it continuously evolves vibrantly.



The Antonio Andrade Quartet embodies Flamenco. Antonio Andrade was born in La Puebla de Cazalla near Seville. His uncle José Menese, a living legend of Flamenco, influenced him from an early age. Thus, he is one of the co-founders of the Teatro Flamenco Madrid, Teatro Flamenco Sevilla, and Teatro Flamenco Málaga, alongside Ursula Moreno, one of the most renowned artists in Málaga.



So who could better embody the pulsating essence of Flamenco than this quartet with its powerful vocals, virtuosic guitar sounds, and the rhythmically percussive dance that becomes an instrument in itself? This evening promises a gripping performance that will surely resonate long after.



Image: Antonio Pablo

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Accompany the Nikolaus through the old town and get to know Leutkirch in a playful way.

Sold out!

1971 in a village in southern Germany. As the only child of her parents, Roberta has no future other than to one day become the farmer's wife on the homestead. Here in the countryside, coming to terms with the past, refusing military service, feminism, pop culture, and miniskirts are not concerns. Here, work, obedience, and moral behavior count. But Roberta dreams of designing her own clothes, even though she knows all too well that this will remain a dream. At the same time, she loves her farm and the physical work in nature, where she feels at home. And then there's the pastor's son Wilhelm, her childhood friend. The two fall in love with each other. Wilhelm is not only the reason for Roberta to stay in the village. His mother Gertrud also stays because of her son. Unlike Roberta, she hates country life and wishes for nothing more than to leave, to go out into the world. Soon both women are forced to rethink their lives and make decisions that will change everything for them.

Martha High is known for her powerful voice and dynamic stage presence. With a career spanning over 50 years, she has established herself as a central figure in soul music, particularly through her close collaboration with the Godfather of Soul, James Brown. As one of his standout backing singers, Martha High shared the stage with Brown for many years. Her contributions to soul music are immense, with a discography full of hits and performances that have thrilled audiences worldwide. Today, High continues the legacy of soul music through her solo projects and collaborations with contemporary artists. This includes performances with The Soul Cookers. On the current tour, she also explores the magic of the Christmas season and interprets songs designed to warm the hearts - from "Jingle Bell Rock" to "The Christmas Song" and "Santa Claus goes straight to the Ghetto"! Performing: Martha High (vocals), Leonardo Corradi (keyboard), Roy Panebianco (guitar), Tony Match (drums).

Doors & catering from 7:00 PM