It is just before Christmas, in the early 1960s. Luise and Gideon are married and live with their daughter Petra at Gideon's mother's house to save up for their first furnishing. The traditional shop Huvenstedt has specialized from stockings to shoes – and Luise runs it now, while the Huvenstedt couple and their goldfish Tiffy are on a spa retreat in Sylt.

Meanwhile, Gideon tries his hand at being a househusband – much to the chagrin of his mother, who has little understanding for mini skirts, rock 'n' roll, and other "modern vices." As Luise juggles work and family, her uncle suddenly appears. The shop is in chaos, the new employee Mr. Hassreuter is asking an unusually high number of questions, and the last Christmas orders still need to be sent out…

What Peter Alexander has to do with it – and why in the end it is said "One will win" – you will find out in Rocking Christmas. Look forward to a new musical full of rocking Christmas classics, a complicated story, and a reunion with old acquaintances.

For fans of the "Swinging Christmas" series, the wait for the sequel is finally over – but don't worry, newcomers can follow the story without any limitations.

The foyer opens at 4:30 PM, auditorium entrance 30 minutes before the performance begins.

It is just before Christmas, in the early 1960s. Luise and Gideon are married and live with their daughter Petra at Gideon's mother's house to save for their first furnishings. The traditional store Huvenstedt has specialized from stockings to shoes – and Luise now runs it while the Huvenstedt couple along with their goldfish Tiffy are at a spa in Sylt.

In the meantime, Gideon tries his hand as a house husband – much to the displeasure of his mother, who has little appreciation for miniskirts, rock n' roll, and other "modern grievances." As Luise juggles work and family, her uncle suddenly shows up. The store is in chaos, the new employee Mr. Hassreuter is asking an unusually large number of questions, and the last Christmas orders still have to go out...

What Peter Alexander has to do with it – and why it ultimately says "One will win" – you will find out in Rocking Christmas. Look forward to a new musical full of rocking Christmas classics, a complicated story, and a reunion with old acquaintances.

For fans of the "Swinging Christmas" series, the waiting for the sequel finally ends – but don't worry, newcomers can follow the story without any limitations.

Foyer opens at 6:00 PM, auditorium admission 30 minutes before the performance begins.

Two days before Christmas. In the office of the fashion company Huvenstedt, there is chaos. The latest collection of women's stockings must be completed before Christmas. But where are the designs? Mrs. Huvenstedt suspects that her husband is involved with a lady from the competition in more than just a business relationship. Poor secretary Luise Streuer is constantly pressured by Mr. Huvenstedt to cover up his affairs from his wife. Ulrike and Gwendolin have long been aware of the latest office gossip, and the unassuming messenger boy Gideon dares not confess his love for Luise. To top it all off, Mrs. Huvenstedt's goldfish Tiffy must also make it through the holidays safely.

A gripping, light-hearted mix-up comedy with the charm of the 1950s and Christmas classics like "I’m dreaming of a white Christmas," "Baby it’s cold outside," "Jingle Bells," and many more.

Will Tiffy survive the festivities unharmed, and will Mr. Huvenstedt escape from his escapades unpunished?

Book & Direction: Annette Krossa

Foyer opens at 6:00 PM, Hall entrance 30 minutes before the performance starts.

Two days before Christmas. In the office of the fashion company Huvenstedt, there is chaos. The latest collection of women's stockings must be completed before Christmas. But where are the designs? Mrs. Huvenstedt suspects that her husband is involved with a lady from the competition in more than just a business relationship. Poor secretary Luise Streuer is constantly pressured by Mr. Huvenstedt to cover up his affairs from his wife. Ulrike and Gwendolin have long been aware of the latest office gossip, and the unassuming messenger boy Gideon dares not confess his love for Luise. To top it all off, Mrs. Huvenstedt's goldfish Tiffy must also make it through the holidays safely.

A gripping, light-hearted mix-up comedy with the charm of the 1950s and Christmas classics like "I’m dreaming of a white Christmas," "Baby it’s cold outside," "Jingle Bells," and many more.

Will Tiffy survive the festivities unharmed, and will Mr. Huvenstedt escape from his escapades unpunished?

Book & Direction: Annette Krossa

Foyer opens at 6:00 PM, Hall entrance 30 minutes before the performance starts.

Two days before Christmas. In the office of the fashion company Huvenstedt, everything is in chaos. The latest collection of women's stockings must be finished before Christmas. But where are the designs?
Mrs. Huvenstedt suspects that her husband is having more than just a business relationship with a lady from the competition. The poor secretary Luise Streuer is constantly pressured by Mr. Huvenstedt to cover up his affairs from his wife. Ulrike and Gwendolin, of course, have long been aware of the latest office gossip, and the unassuming messenger boy Gideon is too afraid to confess his love to Luise. To make matters worse, Mrs. Huvenstedt's goldfish Tiffy must also survive the holidays safely.

A provocative, cheerful mistaken identity comedy with the charm of the 50s and Christmas song classics like "I’m dreaming of a white Christmas," "Baby it’s cold outside," "Jingle Bells," and many more.

Will Tiffy survive the festive season unscathed, and will Mr. Huvenstedt escape his escapades unpunished?

Book & Direction: Annette Krossa

Foyer opens at 1:30 PM, auditorium admission 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

It is just before Christmas, in the early 1960s. Luise and Gideon are married and live with their daughter Petra at Gideon's mother’s house to save for their first equipment. The traditional store Huvenstedt has specialized from stockings to shoes – and Luise is now running it, while the Huvenstedt couple along with their goldfish Tiffy are on a spa trip in Sylt.

Meanwhile, Gideon is trying his hand at being a househusband – much to his mother’s displeasure, who has little interest in mini-skirts, rock n’ roll, and other "modern vices." As Luise juggles between work and family, her uncle suddenly shows up. The store is in chaos, the new employee Mr. Hassreuter is asking a suspiciously high number of questions, and the last Christmas orders still need to go out...

What Peter Alexander has to do with it – and why it ends with "One will win" – you will find out in Rocking Christmas. Look forward to a new musical full of rocking Christmas classics, a complicated story, and a reunion with old acquaintances.

For fans of the “Swinging Christmas” series, the wait for the sequel is finally over – but don’t worry, newcomers can follow the story without restrictions.

Foyer opens at 6:00 PM, hall entrance 30 minutes before the show starts.

It is just before Christmas, in the early 1960s. Luise and Gideon are married and live with their daughter Petra at Gideon's mother's house to save up for their first furnishing. The traditional shop Huvenstedt has specialized from stockings to shoes – and Luise runs it now, while the Huvenstedt couple and their goldfish Tiffy are on a spa retreat in Sylt.

Meanwhile, Gideon tries his hand at being a househusband – much to the chagrin of his mother, who has little understanding for mini skirts, rock 'n' roll, and other "modern vices." As Luise juggles work and family, her uncle suddenly appears. The shop is in chaos, the new employee Mr. Hassreuter is asking an unusually high number of questions, and the last Christmas orders still need to be sent out…

What Peter Alexander has to do with it – and why in the end it is said "One will win" – you will find out in Rocking Christmas. Look forward to a new musical full of rocking Christmas classics, a complicated story, and a reunion with old acquaintances.

For fans of the "Swinging Christmas" series, the wait for the sequel is finally over – but don't worry, newcomers can follow the story without any limitations.

The foyer opens at 4:30 PM, auditorium entrance 30 minutes before the performance begins.

It will be festive, it will be stylish – and it will be an evening full of enjoyment and good entertainment!
The Kulisse Eimke invites you to the grand Silvester-Gala and transforms into a place full of music, lights, and joy of life.

From 6:30 PM, guests can expect a four-course menu, alternating with live performances on stage.
Culinary delights and artistic entertainment go hand in hand and ensure an atmospheric evening full of variety, humor, and ambiance.

The program will bring the year 2025 to a close, providing an elegant finale.
At 11:00 PM, the Kulisse will close its doors, allowing our guests to then begin the New Year in a different location according to their preferences.

Whether with friends, loved ones, or solo – the Silvester-Gala at the Kulisse is the ideal place for anyone wishing to bid farewell to the old year in a special atmosphere.

You will be seated based on your booking.

Admission: 6:30 PM - Show begins: 7:00 PM - End of event: 11:00 PM

Welcome to Theatre LAB – the new stage format between talk show, entertainment, history lesson, and workshop conversation!
By and with Daniel Holtz.

Together with the audience, exciting guests, and a touch of retro charm, we dedicate ourselves to the world of theater:

Learn exciting things from operette to musical to theater history – entertaining, educational, and sometimes surprisingly quirky. Daniel Holtz shares with his humorous style the developments in theater in general and specifically behind the scenes. The whole event is filled with musical interludes, film presentations, humorous anecdotes, and personal insights behind the scenes – here is space for fun, exchange, and a true passion for theater!

The foyer opens 1.5h before the start of the performance, and the hall opens about 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

The legendary detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal companion Dr. Watson are once again faced with an exciting case: The valuable "Mazarin Stone" has disappeared! But who has stolen it?

The unlikely investigator duo takes up the trail. Will Holmes' genius and quirky theories hit the mark this time? Can Watson extricate himself from his friend's absurd plans – or will he stumble into even more chaos? Will the calculating genius and the clumsy doctor solve the mystery together, or could YOU perhaps be quicker and see through the riddle?

Look forward to a theater experience full of rapid chases, lightning-fast role changes, and unexpected twists. This crime-comedy in the style of "The 39 Steps" will make you laugh – and perhaps even get you solving the puzzle along the way!

Are you ready for the craziest case of all time? Then secure your tickets now and find out!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, auditorium entry 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

The legendary detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal companion Dr. Watson are once again faced with an exciting case: The valuable "Mazarin Stone" has disappeared! But who has stolen it?

The unlikely investigator duo takes up the trail. Will Holmes' genius and quirky theories hit the mark this time? Can Watson extricate himself from his friend's absurd plans – or will he stumble into even more chaos? Will the calculating genius and the clumsy doctor solve the mystery together, or could YOU perhaps be quicker and see through the riddle?

Look forward to a theater experience full of rapid chases, lightning-fast role changes, and unexpected twists. This crime-comedy in the style of "The 39 Steps" will make you laugh – and perhaps even get you solving the puzzle along the way!

Are you ready for the craziest case of all time? Then secure your tickets now and find out!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, auditorium entry 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

Karneval famously divides the spirits. One flees, the other travels specially for it.

Here in the north, one views the festivities rather soberly. Rightly so? Because the Rhineland has far more to offer musically than just Carnival.
But now, for the 4th time in a row, native Rhinelander Daniel Holtz leads the audience along the Rhine in Eimke. And this time he even has reinforcements: Patrizia Margagliotta, a cheerful Rhinelander with Italian influences.
One can't help but dream of a glass of wine on a warm summer night by the Rhine.
And when the wine starts to take effect, everyone sways together towards Carnival, with the Bläck Fööss, Marie Luise Nikuta, and the Höhner.

Look forward to a varied journey and get to know the traditional songs and Rhine culture in a new way.

2 hours before the performance starts

The legendary detective Sherlock Holmes and his loyal companion Dr. Watson are once again faced with an exciting case: The valuable "Mazarin Stone" has disappeared! But who has stolen it?

The unlikely investigator duo takes up the trail. Will Holmes' genius and quirky theories hit the mark this time? Can Watson extricate himself from his friend's absurd plans – or will he stumble into even more chaos? Will the calculating genius and the clumsy doctor solve the mystery together, or could YOU perhaps be quicker and see through the riddle?

Look forward to a theater experience full of rapid chases, lightning-fast role changes, and unexpected twists. This crime-comedy in the style of "The 39 Steps" will make you laugh – and perhaps even get you solving the puzzle along the way!

Are you ready for the craziest case of all time? Then secure your tickets now and find out!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, auditorium entry 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

Some evenings are full of secrets. Doors open, lights flicker softly, and a stage emerges where there was only space before.
“Kabinettstückchen” is an invitation to surprise with members of our ensemble.

In the warm intimacy of the foyer, a new story unfolds each time – sometimes quiet, sometimes stormy, sometimes playful, sometimes musical, sometimes lyrical, sometimes comedic.
Our ensemble members show what moves them, what resonates within them, what they have to say. Each performance is a unique piece, a small work of art for that one evening.

Be there when great art shines in a small setting!

The foyer opens at 6:00 PM

Dive into the dark and fascinating side of musicals!
Experience the ensemble of the backdrop on an unforgettable journey through the eeriest yet most enchanting musical melodies. From the gloomy halls of the Phantom of the Opera, to the seductive sounds of vampires, to the chilling encounters with witches, ghosts, beasts, and other creatures.
An evening full of suspense, goosebumps, and unforgettable music.

"Von Vampiren und anderen Kreaturen" – a must for all musical lovers and those who enjoy being transported into the mysterious world of the supernatural.

Spookily beautiful costumes are welcomed…

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the start of the performance, auditorium entry 30 minutes before the start of the performance.

Immerse yourself one last time in the dark and fascinating side of musicals.

Experience the ensemble of the stage on an unforgettable journey through the creepiest and yet most enchanting musical melodies. From the gloomy halls of the Phantom of the Opera, to the seductive sounds of vampires, to the chilling encounters with witches, ghosts, beasts, and other creatures.

An evening full of excitement, goosebumps, and unforgettable music.


"Von Vampiren und anderen Kreaturen" – a must for all musical lovers and those who enjoy being transported into the mysterious world of the supernatural.


Chillingly beautiful costumes are warmly welcomed…


The foyer opens 1.5 hours before the performance starts, auditorium entry 30 minutes before the performance starts.

Sister Marie Julia decides to try a new recipe for fish soup, but this has overwhelming consequences for the order's sisters: When the Mother Superior and four of her sister nuns return from Bingo, they find all 52 remaining sisters of the order with their faces in the soup bowl - dead! Since the funds for the burial of their deceased sisters are lacking, a quick solution is needed: A spontaneous benefit show, where every nun gives their best performance!

Look forward to a show like no other: great musical numbers, slapstick, dance, and a generous portion of charm – and discover what really lies beneath a habit. With live music, it will be: "The Show must go Nonn!"

A heartwarming satire, suitable for all who seek an unconventional, entertaining musical experience – even without church knowledge: Laughter guaranteed!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, hall entry 30 minutes before the show starts.

Sister Marie Julia decides to try a new recipe for fish soup, but this has overwhelming consequences for the order's sisters: When the Mother Superior and four of her sister nuns return from Bingo, they find all 52 remaining sisters of the order with their faces in the soup bowl - dead! Since the funds for the burial of their deceased sisters are lacking, a quick solution is needed: A spontaneous benefit show, where every nun gives their best performance!

Look forward to a show like no other: great musical numbers, slapstick, dance, and a generous portion of charm – and discover what really lies beneath a habit. With live music, it will be: "The Show must go Nonn!"

A heartwarming satire, suitable for all who seek an unconventional, entertaining musical experience – even without church knowledge: Laughter guaranteed!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, hall entry 30 minutes before the show starts.

Sister Marie Julia decides to try a new recipe for fish soup, but this has overwhelming consequences for the order's sisters: When the Mother Superior and four of her sister nuns return from Bingo, they find all 52 remaining sisters of the order with their faces in the soup bowl - dead! Since the funds for the burial of their deceased sisters are lacking, a quick solution is needed: A spontaneous benefit show, where every nun gives their best performance!

Look forward to a show like no other: great musical numbers, slapstick, dance, and a generous portion of charm – and discover what really lies beneath a habit. With live music, it will be: "The Show must go Nonn!"

A heartwarming satire, suitable for all who seek an unconventional, entertaining musical experience – even without church knowledge: Laughter guaranteed!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, hall entry 30 minutes before the show starts.

Sister Marie Julia decides to try a new recipe for fish soup, but this has overwhelming consequences for the order's sisters: When the Mother Superior and four of her sister nuns return from Bingo, they find all 52 remaining sisters of the order with their faces in the soup bowl - dead! Since the funds for the burial of their deceased sisters are lacking, a quick solution is needed: A spontaneous benefit show, where every nun gives their best performance!

Look forward to a show like no other: great musical numbers, slapstick, dance, and a generous portion of charm – and discover what really lies beneath a habit. With live music, it will be: "The Show must go Nonn!"

A heartwarming satire, suitable for all who seek an unconventional, entertaining musical experience – even without church knowledge: Laughter guaranteed!

Foyer opens 1.5 hours before the show starts, hall entry 30 minutes before the show starts.