At Leo Leike's, emails from an unknown Emmi Rothner are mistakenly delivered. Out of politeness, he replies to her. And because Emmi feels verbally attracted to him, she writes back. After some initial banter, real communication develops, leading to an increasingly intimate friendship. There's a spark in the line. And Leo's emails are good against the north wind that keeps Emmi awake when it blows. The temptation for a personal meeting grows. But will the sent, received, and stored feelings of love withstand an encounter? And what if they do?
with Johannes Hallervorden and Johanna Marie Bourgeois
Author: Daniel Glattauer Stage adaptation: Ulrike Zemme
Director: Irene Christ
Stage design: Tom Grasshof
Costume: Jasper Krafft

2:00 PM

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Age 8+
Duration 40 min.

Group behavior shapes us. Humans are herd animals; they protect and organize themselves into class associations, leisure clubs, state communities, and unions. But what happens when an individual leaves the group? Or rather: What if the individual recognizes themselves and wants to live that way? Are they defenseless against the rest of the group when they separate from it – even if they are quite different? Choreographer Ceren Oran explores these questions through dance and music with a multicultural team. Five performers and one musician bring their own experiences of being different and belonging into the production process. They embark on a playful, humorous, and touching research journey into different emotional worlds.

Artistic Direction, Choreography & Dance: Ceren Oran
Created with: Roni Sagi, Maria Casares González, Jin Lee, Jovana Zelenović
Dance: Roni Sagi, Maria Casares González, Rotem Weissmann, Jovana Zelenović
Music & Composition: Benny Omerzell
Costume: Sigrid Wurzinger
Light: Dennis Dieter Kopp
Dramatic Support: Moos Van Den Broek
Artistic Production Management: Rat & Tat Kulturbüro
PR: Simone Schulte-Aladag & Pfau PR

“What is told here without words and figures about the friction between self and world, trendsetting and boundary transgressions, should be seen by everyone.”
Sabine Leucht, Süddeutsche Zeitung, 06.02.2020

“Thus, a charmingly amusing motoric treatise on behavior in the group and being different, on identity formation and togetherness unfolds in ‘Schön Anders’.”
Vesna Mlaka, Tanznetz, 10.02.2020

With kind support from the Cultural Department of the City of Munich and by the Bavarian State Association for Contemporary Dance from funds of the Bavarian State Ministry for Education and Culture, Science and Art, and the District of Upper Bavaria. With kind support from the Dance Office Munich and Fokus Tanz. Ceren Oran is a member of Tanztendenz München.

Fully booked. Eventually remaining tickets on site.

The new cabaret program by Frank Lüdecke

Do you need assisted thinking? Wonderful! Frank Lüdecke has been thinking about this world for so long, you can simply trust his opinion. That's convenient. Especially in this confusing, chaotic time. When many are unsettled: Is it still acceptable to talk to people who hold a different opinion today? And why is the right opinion so rarely found among others? Politics doesn't make it easy for us either. If the government has almost 30 different special assets - are we even in debt anymore? Why are we investing in the military again, but at the same time want to abolish the Federal Youth Games?

And then AI: Who will win the race between artificial intelligence and natural stupidity? It is not clear yet. But there are early signs: Authorities are unreachable because citizens no longer own fax machines. Students struggle to decipher letters, even though teachers regularly write learning target control discussion protocols. What is going wrong there?

Frank Lüdecke skillfully and surprisingly examines our chaotic life landscape as always up-to-date. The recipient of several cabaret awards (German Kleinkunstpreis, German Kabarettpreis, Bayerischer Kabarettpreis, cabaret awards from NRW and Niedersachsen, and more) as well as the director of the cabaret theater DIE STACHELSCHWEINE in Berlin does not hesitate to cleverly intertwine politics, philosophy, and wit for two entertaining hours. There will also be music, as always.

At the end of his analysis, Lüdecke has a good and a bad piece of news for you. The bad: He doesn't really know it himself. The good: Despite all adversities, he remains optimistic. And advises: "Keep on dreaming!"

Admission: One hour before the start of the performance

Finally live - Woozle Goozle is coming on a grand tour through Germany's city halls and theaters with a genuine Woozical! Starting from November 2020, the TV hero will take us on an exciting and educational, but above all, funny and sometimes chaotic journey through time. During the rehearsals for the finale of the great children's inventor competition, Woozle meets a girl named Leonie. She is terribly sad because her invention, with which she wanted to compete in the competition, has just been irreparably destroyed. She would love to travel back in time to prevent this. Fortunately, Woozle has just invented and completed a space-time machine. Now, they want to travel back in time for just five minutes. However, the time machine doesn't work as planned, and they travel much, much further back in time. To make matters worse, the machine breaks down. But Woozle wouldn't be Woozle if he gave up, so they travel through different eras where exciting adventures await them. Will Woozle and Leonie make it back to the present, and can Woozle help the girl solve her problem after all? Like "The Little Dragon Coconut" and "Jan and Henry," "Woozle Goozle" is also from the Theater Lichtermeer in-house authors and composers Jan Radermacher and Timo Riegelsberger. This promises a funny and exciting adventure with funny characters, a playful production, and a clever stage design. Of course, there are also plenty of great songs that Woozle and his companions perform. "Woozle Goozle" or "Woozle Goozle and the World Explorers" is a German educational magazine for children that has been broadcast on Super RTL in the Toggo program block since 2013. The series is hosted by Simón Albers and a blue puppet named Woozle. Martin Reinl is the puppeteer for Woozle, and for this, he was awarded the Children's Media Award "Der weiße Elefant" in 2015 and "Der goldene Spatz" in 2016. Theater Lichtermeer is honored to be able to exclusively bring the blue hero known from Toggolino to the stage. Doors open at 2:30 PM.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

Have you ever seen reality turned upside-down? No?

Then it's time for a visit to Ben Blu's Illusion Theater! Come with your family and let yourself be taken into the world of magic. Children from 4 years old watch with amazed eyes and open mouths as objects transform or float. Even adults are amazed and laugh when Ben enchants the audience.

Ben Blu's unique Illusion Theater specializes in the art of magic. In an intimate setting, you and your family will experience an interactive and entertaining show. Some effects happen right in the audience. Whether you live in Berlin or are visiting the city: this show will amaze you! Some tricks can only be seen here in the world.

The friendly magician Ben Blu will guide you and the other guests through the program for about 60 minutes without a break. He adjusts the show easily to the specific audience, for example, in terms of age groups.

Admission 30 minutes before the show.

Valéry Haumont (vocals and percussion)
This French singer has participated in many jazz projects in France (in the clubs: “Duc des Lombards”, “Sunset”, “Baiser Salé”, “Pannonica”, “Café universel”, “Café Laurent”, “Autour de midi et minuit”? l in the Festivals: “Jazz au fil de l'Oise”, “Jazz à Vitré”, “Jazz à l'Ouest”, “Jazz au coeur et guitare à l'ame”, “Jazz en Rè”, “Jazz de Mars”, “Jazz sur Lie”, “Dixie Days”, “Touches de Jazz, ‘Les Rendez-vous de l'Erdre’ . ...), but also throughout Europe as for example in Switzerland (“Montreux jazz festival”, “Luzerne Festival”...), in Germany (the clubs: , “A-Trane”, “Be-Bop” in Berlin), or in Holland (The “Pater” club, the auditorium of the “Royal Conservatory” in Den Haag...).
Valery has sung with many musicians of the French and European jazz scene: Tony Rabeson, Jean-Philippe Viret, Ludovic de Preissac, Damien Schmitt, Georges Brown, Oliver Von Essen, Benjamin Moussay, Ninine Garcia, Patrick Saussois, Andrea Michelutti, Franck Avitabile, Yoni Zelnik, Pier Paolo Pozzi, Ahmet Gulbay, Georges Paczynski, Armel Dupas...
With a pure and clean voice, he proposes a universal jazz, based on his roots and his ability to move.

In his new and third musical cabaret program "Musik macht schlau! (außer manche)", the award-winning Berlin pianist and cabaret artist Christoph Reuter takes us into the world of music. In his insightful and witty music hour, a few crucial questions regarding humanity are on the table: Does listening to Mozart's music possibly really make one clever and will I finally understand Einstein's theory of relativity or at least my mother-in-law? We will test that. Why can't I remember the second verse of "O Du fröhliche", but always recall what my colleague said to me last week that was silly? Questions upon questions, to which Christoph Reuter will respond in his new musical cabaret program with music including works by Bach, Mozart, Avicii, and Miles Davis. "Musik macht schlau! (außer manche)" will also show you that you are much more musical (and perhaps also smarter?) than you think.

The London-born William Turner - one of the most beloved artists of the 19th century among museum audiences - is celebrating his 250th birthday this year. For many, he is considered one of the pioneers of modern art. His works created in the last two decades of his life are particularly captivating due to their unique use of light and color. Throughout his life, he undertook travels and hikes across Europe. He visited France, Switzerland, Italy, and German-speaking regions, with a stop in Berlin. He even paid a visit to the picturesque hometown of the speaker, located in the heart of the Middle Moselle. For this reason, art historian Thomas R. Hoffmann will delve into the fascination of William Turner at the beginning of this jubilee year in an exclusive lecture for Urania, taking the audience on a "Turner-esque" art journey through Europe.

Image: William Turner, 1838 - The Fighting Temeraire, London, National Gallery

In numerous pictures, animals of the former castle residents can be discovered. Some tame pets, but also wild forest animals. Some of them still live in Grunewald today, while others are no longer present!
Castle ghost Waldemar has lived in the Jagdschloss Grunewald for centuries and knows many great stories. On this afternoon, Waldemar will show all interested parties the animals in the castle and, with the help of his assistant Astrid Heiland-Vondruska, tell many stories about them.

If you are planning your visit with a larger group (from 7 people), we ask you to contact us by email at schloss-grunewald@spsg.de. If necessary, we can organize an additional event one hour earlier or later for you.

Unfortunately, the event is sold out. Please try another date.