A wealthy family gathers at their snow-covered country estate to spend the holidays together. Seven women are present, and the eighth arrives unexpectedly when the host is suddenly found dead. Horribly murdered, a knife stuck in his back. The telephone line is cut, the gate locked, the car suddenly broken down, the next house is miles away, and there are no tracks visible in the snow. The familial idyll turns into a psychological ordeal. For it quickly becomes clear that only one of the present ladies could have committed the crime. None have an alibi, all have a motive, each holds a secret. Yet they are all so innocent and deeply connected to the deceased. Or are they not…?

19:00 Uhr

Dive into the “Anatomy of Happiness”

Human happiness is closely related to the body. How closely is revealed by the KÖRPERWELTEN permanent exhibition in Heidelberg. Here, the anatomist Gunther von Hagens developed the method of plastination at the University of Heidelberg, a groundbreaking technique for preserving bodies.

Today, KÖRPERWELTEN is one of the most popular exhibitions in the world. Curious people around the globe explore the mysteries of human existence. But it is not just the anatomy of the body that is central – rather, it is about raising awareness and understanding the significance of the body in relation to one's own happiness. The exhibited plastinates create a new awareness for a responsible approach to one's own body and a healthy lifestyle. What moves us? What drives us? And how does happiness actually work? All these questions and many more are answered in the “Anatomy of Happiness” and just as many are raised anew. The human body never ceases to amaze and inspire us.

Last admission: 5:00 PM

KÖRPERWELTEN – Anatomy of Happiness

The body as a place of happiness
Great love, a carefree life, true friendship... we all strive for happiness. But have you ever wondered how happiness actually arises? Why it is so important for our lives and why we can’t get enough of it? Or why we can’t permanently preserve happiness?

Like every action, perception, or sensation, the feeling of happiness is also a result of certain processes in our body. In the Heidelberg KÖRPERWELTEN Museum, you can discover what exactly lies beneath your skin with real anatomical specimens and which structures are involved in the emergence of the feeling of happiness. In doing so, you will learn a lot of interesting things about your organ functions and about health in general. And you will be surprised at how versatile positive or negative emotions affect the entire body. Because everything we experience, feel, and do or don’t do with our body ultimately has an impact on it sooner or later.

An exhibition that will change your perspective on yourself.

Last entry: 5:00 PM

Admission: 7:00 PM

Dive into the “Anatomy of Happiness”

Human happiness is closely related to the body. How closely is revealed by the KÖRPERWELTEN permanent exhibition in Heidelberg. Here, the anatomist Gunther von Hagens developed the method of plastination at the University of Heidelberg, a groundbreaking technique for preserving bodies.

Today, KÖRPERWELTEN is one of the most popular exhibitions in the world. Curious people around the globe explore the mysteries of human existence. But it is not just the anatomy of the body that is central – rather, it is about raising awareness and understanding the significance of the body in relation to one's own happiness. The exhibited plastinates create a new awareness for a responsible approach to one's own body and a healthy lifestyle. What moves us? What drives us? And how does happiness actually work? All these questions and many more are answered in the “Anatomy of Happiness” and just as many are raised anew. The human body never ceases to amaze and inspire us.

Last admission: 5:00 PM

Admission: 7:00 PM | Start: 7:30 PM

1 Burger Menu including Fries & 1 Soft Drink + 3 Comedians

🍔 Comedy & Burger – An evening to bite into and laugh out loud! 😂

Welcome to our casually delicious dinner show version! At Comedy & Burger, you can expect handmade signature burgers, a relaxed atmosphere, and plenty of top-notch humor – perfect for everyone who enjoys a laid-back and entertaining experience.

Here's what to expect:

🍔 Gourmet Burger Delight:
Instead of a multi-course menu, this show format features juicy burgers, creatively topped and lovingly prepared. Choose your favorite from four unique options. A taste experience worth a movie, just between bun halves.

😂 3 Comedians – 1 Stage – Loads of Laughs:
Experience three top comedians live, who have already impressed in formats like Quatsch Comedy Club, NightWash, or BrosComedy. There won't be a dry eye in the house!

🍟 Your Burger Selection:

▪️ Warren G – Cheeseburger (also available as a Veggie version)
100% beef patty, ketchup, mustard, pickles, cheddar, caramelized onions.

▪️ 19th Street – Signature Burger
100% beef patty, tartar sauce, tomatoes, iceberg lettuce, cheddar sauce, caramelized onions.

▪️ B-Real – Pimento Cheeseburger
100% beef patty, 100% beef bacon, pimento cheese, mayo, tomatoes.

▪️ Eazy-E – Chick’n Burger
100% double-breaded Chick'n, iceberg lettuce, tomatoes, cheddar, tartar sauce.

👨‍🍳 Hospitality Included:
Our experienced service team ensures a completely relaxed atmosphere.

You sit back, laugh, enjoy – we take care of the rest.

Secure your tickets now!
Whether with friends, a date, or colleagues – Comedy & Burger is the perfect mix of delicious food and great entertainment.

Seats are limited, so reserve quickly!

We look forward to an evening full of taste & jokes with you!

Copyright: Comedylovers

Admission: 7:00 PM

KÖRPERWELTEN – Anatomy of Happiness

The body as a place of happiness
Great love, a carefree life, true friendship... we all strive for happiness. But have you ever wondered how happiness actually arises? Why it is so important for our lives and why we can’t get enough of it? Or why we can’t permanently preserve happiness?

Like every action, perception, or sensation, the feeling of happiness is also a result of certain processes in our body. In the Heidelberg KÖRPERWELTEN Museum, you can discover what exactly lies beneath your skin with real anatomical specimens and which structures are involved in the emergence of the feeling of happiness. In doing so, you will learn a lot of interesting things about your organ functions and about health in general. And you will be surprised at how versatile positive or negative emotions affect the entire body. Because everything we experience, feel, and do or don’t do with our body ultimately has an impact on it sooner or later.

An exhibition that will change your perspective on yourself.

Last entry: 5:00 PM

How I Set Out to Understand Being a Woman
An exciting travel report from one of the last matriarchates in the world

Tired and annoyed by everyday life in the patriarchy, Friederike Oertel sets out on a journey to Mexico – to one of the last matriarchates in the world. She wants to gain distance, learn from the women there, and return home with new perspectives. But even in the matriarchy, being a woman is more complicated than expected.

In Juchitán, many things are different: Women are the heads of their families, property is passed down from mothers to daughters, and Muxe, people of a third gender, are socially normalized. At the crowded market that Friederike Oertel visits with her host sister, women conduct the trade, and at festivals, they set the tone. This "city of women" is considered a matriarchy in documentaries and books, and thus serves as a lived countermodel to patriarchy.
In a language that brings the vibrant colors of the place to life, and with an empathetic view of a community that operates according to its own rules, the author explores her own womanhood, confronts self-doubt and contradictions, questions role expectations, and allows herself to be overwhelmed and swept away by emotions. The centuries-old idea of matriarchy is both a myth and a reality; it turns Friederike Oertel's life upside down and helps her to reconsider being a woman in the patriarchy.
Photo©Fiona Körner

Admission: 7:00 PM

Theater workshop for young people between the ages of 12 and 15. We experiment and research with artistic means from theater and performance art and provide a space to strengthen each other and get to know each other better. From this, we will develop the piece "Camouflage," which will be performed in the summer at zeitraumexit. What does it mean to camouflage and hide? And when do you break out? The workshop takes place as part of the Cultural Education at the Johannes Kepler Community School. Other young people are also warmly welcomed after registration.

For more information: ricarda.walter@zeitraumexit.de

Weil die Wunden Vögel werden“ – mit diesem Vers ist die 295. Ausgabe der Zeitschrift die horen vom Herbst 2024 überschrieben, die sich aktueller Literatur aus der Ukraine widmet. Die Gedichtzeile stammt von Maksym Krywtsow, der nur 34 Jahre alt wurde – zu Beginn des vergangenen Jahres ist er in der Verteidigung der Ukraine gegen den russischen Angriffskrieg gefallen. Alle 20 Autorinnen und Autoren sprechen in ihren Gedichten, Prosatexten und Essays auf je eigene Weise vom Krieg: mal anklagend, mal verzweifelt, mal nüchtern beschreibend oder mit trockenem Humor, mal voller kämpferischer Zuversicht.

Im Gespräch mit Christof Hamann, dem Herausgeber der Zeitschrift, stellen Stefaniya Ptashnyk, Mitarbeiterin der Heidelberger Akademie der Wissenschaften, Urs Heftrich, Professor für slavische Literaturwissenschaft an der Universität Heidelberg, sowie die in der Schweiz lebende ukrainische Schriftstellerin Halyna Petrosaniak diese horen-Ausgabe vor. Da alle drei auch übersetzen, wird es außerdem um die Freuden und Mühen derjenigen gehen, die sich mit dem ‚Über-setzen‘ von einer Sprache in eine andere befassen und so den Austausch mit anderen Lebenswelten überhaupt erst möglich machen.

Freier Eintritt für ukrainische Geflüchtete
Anmeldung: Jutta Wagner, jutta.wagner@dai-heidelberg.de

Dive into the “Anatomy of Happiness”

Human happiness is closely related to the body. How closely is revealed by the KÖRPERWELTEN permanent exhibition in Heidelberg. Here, the anatomist Gunther von Hagens developed the method of plastination at the University of Heidelberg, a groundbreaking technique for preserving bodies.

Today, KÖRPERWELTEN is one of the most popular exhibitions in the world. Curious people around the globe explore the mysteries of human existence. But it is not just the anatomy of the body that is central – rather, it is about raising awareness and understanding the significance of the body in relation to one's own happiness. The exhibited plastinates create a new awareness for a responsible approach to one's own body and a healthy lifestyle. What moves us? What drives us? And how does happiness actually work? All these questions and many more are answered in the “Anatomy of Happiness” and just as many are raised anew. The human body never ceases to amaze and inspire us.

Last admission: 5:00 PM

„40 years of Freddy Wonder Combo“
the band wants to celebrate this with all friends and fans at the „SOUND OF SCHLIERBACH“ festival. A wonderful start to the 5th anniversary. There will be 100% “WonderLiveMusic” with a large ensemble, good vibes, surprises, and wonderful... let’s come together.

Doors open: 6:00 PM

KÖRPERWELTEN – Anatomy of Happiness

The body as a place of happiness
Great love, a carefree life, true friendship... we all strive for happiness. But have you ever wondered how happiness actually arises? Why it is so important for our lives and why we can’t get enough of it? Or why we can’t permanently preserve happiness?

Like every action, perception, or sensation, the feeling of happiness is also a result of certain processes in our body. In the Heidelberg KÖRPERWELTEN Museum, you can discover what exactly lies beneath your skin with real anatomical specimens and which structures are involved in the emergence of the feeling of happiness. In doing so, you will learn a lot of interesting things about your organ functions and about health in general. And you will be surprised at how versatile positive or negative emotions affect the entire body. Because everything we experience, feel, and do or don’t do with our body ultimately has an impact on it sooner or later.

An exhibition that will change your perspective on yourself.

Last entry: 5:00 PM

In Dr. Sewart's mental institution, there's a lot to do - just a new case has arrived:
Shy Mister Renfield has been rambling incoherently since yesterday and eating flies - even though he is actually a vegetarian! Moreover, the repressed nurse Lucy has apparently turned into a lustful nymphomaniac overnight - this despite being a member of the Morality Society!
All trails lead to the decaying castle of Count Dracula, a foreign nobleman who has been living in Huntington for some time. Nobody suspects that he is a vampire. Especially clueless is Mrs. Hawkins, who has always dreamed of marrying a count. To seduce him better, she organizes a ball, where Dracula finds a rich selection of blood-young ladies. He finds the pretty Miss Mina so enchanting that he immediately takes her with him. When the famous vampire hunter Van Helsing arrives, it is almost too late…
Will Van Helsing and his friends succeed in protecting Mina from the undead? Will Mrs. Hawkins become Countess Dracula? Will Mr. Renfield become a vegetarian again?

You will find the answers to these and other burning questions in a quirky horror comedy full of catchy music and black humor – but beware! You might laugh yourself to death…

The play was awarded by the Dracula Society as “Best International Stage Play 2005”!

Cantus Verlag, Author and Music: Claus Martin
Direction: Thomas Nauwartat-Schultze

Entry: 7:30 PM

Admission: 7:00 PM