Regular gymnastics improves endurance, strengthens the cardiovascular system, and promotes balance and reaction time. This course is specifically tailored to the needs of seniors. Based on dance and in a relaxed atmosphere, all muscles and joints are trained in the exercises.

This ticket is valid for the following 6 dates:

04.11.2024
11.11.2024
18.11.2024
25.11.2024
02.12.2024
09.12.2024

Fitness for Seniors | Adults | Pumphalle | Monday 11:00 - 12:00 o'clock

After Lars Redlich's first solo show "Lars But Not Least!" was celebrated nationwide by the press and audience and was awarded various prestigious prizes (e.g. Hessian Cabaret Award, winner of the NDR Comedy Contest 2019), now comes the Christmas program of the friendly Berliner: "Lars' Christmas".

Experience comedy and musical cabaret during the Christmas season and look forward to lots of new and funny things about Christmas. If the pre-Christmas stress becomes too much for you, this evening is just right for you. With an impressive voice, improvisation, charm, and a lot of self-irony, the smart entertainer and musical star (Grease, Mamma Mia!, Evita) manages to captivate the audience from the first to the last minute.

Admission: 5:00 PM

Four candidates have made it to the final round of a selection process for an extremely attractive management position.
They are confronted with a highly unusual application situation: they have to solve different tasks, with each of the four completely on their own. Each individual must prove themselves without really knowing what the tasks were set for or what is expected of the candidates.
The first task already sows distrust: among the candidates, there seems to be a representative from the HR department.
In the fight for the coveted position, which demands increasingly unusual means, the candidates' private lives are not spared.

Admission: 4:50 PM

A Christmas Carol, based on the original story by Charles Dickens;

The old Ebenezer Scrooge is a hard-hearted miser, rarely encountered again. He regularly threatens his employee Bob Crachit with dismissal if he dares to take a look into the coal scuttle to maybe heat up the bitterly cold office a bit.

Christmas is humbug for Scrooge.

In the night of December 25th, he receives unexpected visitors. Three spirits visit him to give him a chance to improve himself and avoid a terrible fate. First, Scrooge is visited by the Ghost of Christmas Past, then the Ghost of Christmas Present, and finally the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come.

When Scrooge awakens again in his bedroom on the morning of December 25th, he is relieved and immediately begins his "new life." He is full of good intentions.
And Scrooge more than lives up to his vow to the spirits..........

Starring: Rüdiger Bach

6:30 PM

Our Schnupper subscription is valid for one-time attendance at 3 of the 5 events.
1. Category: 70,-- instead of 75,--
2. Category: 55,-- instead of 60,--
3. Category: 44,-- instead of 48,--

For regular 5/5 subscriptions, please contact the Cultural Office Burghausen: kulturbuero@burghausen.de

Our Schnupper subscription is valid for one-time attendance at 3 of the 5 events.
1. Category: 70,-- instead of 75,--
2. Category: 55,-- instead of 60,--
3. Category: 44,-- instead of 48,--

For regular 5/5 subscriptions, please contact the Cultural Office Burghausen: kulturbuero@burghausen.de

On the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the demolition of the city wall of Trier in 2025, an exhibition at the city museum deals with the city wall and the development of the city. Starting from the remnants of the wall that came to light during excavations in the cellar of the Simeonstift during the construction work for the extension, which clearly shows the intertwining of antiquity, the Middle Ages, and modernity, the exhibition connects to the time of the wall's demolition and the present.

Tue-Sun, 10 AM - 5 PM

2024-09-29_The Eternal Snob

2024-11-30_Mindfully Murdering

2025-02-15_Things I Know for Sure

2025-03-22_Rent a Friend

2025-04-26_Waiting for the Bus

* Puddle performance
* for children aged 9 and adults
* for students from 3rd to 7th grade

Based on the youth novel by Astrid Lindgren
Duration: 80 minutes without intermission
In cooperation with the State Theatre Nuremberg

On the night Ronja is born, lightning strikes the Mattisburg castle and splits the massive rock in two. Ronja grows up in one part, with her father's gang of robbers. In the other part, the despised Borka and his gang reside - along with his son Birk. The feud of the parents is continued by the children. But Ronja and Birk soon realize that they can live better together, and they move into the forest.
An archaic and powerful story about growing up in nature and overcoming enmity.

Director: Marcelo Diaz
Music: Martin Zels
Musical supervision: Torsten Knoll
Costumes: Beatrix Cameron
Stage/Lighting: Andreas Wagner
With: Maria Magdalena Mund, Christine Janner, Jürgen Decke, Christof Lappler, Torsten Knoll

The box office and café open one hour before the start of the performance.

Martin Tingvall, piano
Martin Tingvall, who moves effortlessly across genres such as film music, classical, jazz, or pop, plays seemingly simple, profoundly beautiful melodies on this album, which sometimes conjure associations with classical music, reflect his roots in Scandinavian folk music, and in the next moment come close to the improvisational freedom of jazz. He has long left behind conventional genre boundaries and created his own Tingvall sound world from various sources of inspiration.
Regarding the creation process of his fourth solo album "When Light Returns," he explains: "A year ago, the world suddenly seemed to stand still. As if humanity was holding its breath over the first shock of the pandemic. At the same time, this spring in Northern Europe was unusually beautiful. For weeks, the sun shone from the sky, the buds of the plants, and the insects came earlier than usual after the long Scandinavian winter." After a trip to America at that time, stranded in his house in southern Sweden, he composed this new album extremely concentrated and focused. "I spent a lot of time outside in nature during this time. During this human standstill, the power of nature appeared to me even stronger - like a sign showing us humans that we should not give up." The compositions were created within just a few days in March 2020 and recorded immediately afterward. "For me, this album is a symbol of hope. Even when it seems that things cannot continue, even after the darkest winter, the light returns in spring."

Copyright: Jenny Kornmacher

Doors open: 5:30 PM

Fantasy der Travestie is a show featuring comedy, parodies, live singing, and acrobatics. The show includes well-known artists from the drag scene as well as famous performers from around the world. Our visitors can look forward to a guaranteed fun and colorful evening. A colorful show not only for the eyes and ears but especially for the funny bones.

The event is open to visitors aged 14 and above.

Doors open at 5:00 PM

Is it okay to have a little thrill at Nikolaus?

With the furious piece Ride by Samuel Hazo, the Mannheimer Bläserphilharmonie, conducted by Miguel Ercolino, opens their Nikolaus concert. After the dizzying ride, the eerie story The Haunter of the Dark keeps the audience's pulse high. Swiss composer Franco Cesarini has effectively set the dark tale for wind orchestra. Afterwards, Peter Graham’s thrilling work On the Shoulders of Giants demands musical excellence from each member of the internationally awarded orchestra. The piece begins with a majestic opening by Anton Bruckner, fitting perfectly into the concluding year of Bruckner's anniversary.

In the second part of the evening, the Bläserphilharmonie presents hauntingly beautiful music from beloved Christmas films. The Nightmare before Christmas tells the story of Jack Skellington, the King of Halloween Town, who discovers Christmas and decides to take over the holiday as "Nikki-Graus" – causing chaos in the process. A quirky fairy tale that is accompanied by equally extraordinary music. Classics like the film scores for Miracle on 34th Street by Bruce Broughton and Home Alone by John Williams round off the evening. And by the time the enchanting music from one of the most popular Christmas films of all time – Three Hazelnuts for Cinderella (Music: Karel Svoboda) – plays, the circle closes: the spook fades and a cozy Christmas magic fills the room.

Look forward to a atmospheric, enchanted pre-Christmas concert evening with the Mannheimer Bläserphilharmonie!

Entry: 4:00 PM

Admission from 6:30 pm

Who doesn't know them: "Truck Stop," the self-proclaimed cowboys of the nation, who have opened up the German language for country music. You really have to listen closely to what they sing to understand the deep wisdom of this group. Gerhardt & Niggemeier have done that and the result is a program about a world where men are still real guys. And women - well, just women.

Experience the fascinating theater show by the Golden Ace! A unique blend of illusion, mental magic, and impressive hypnosis. With their charming manner and versatile talents, the magicians lead the audience into a world full of secrets and inexplicable phenomena.

Doors open at 7:00 PM

Oliver "Olli" Gimber, the funniest master painter in Germany, brings laughter to comedy fans throughout the German-speaking region as WITZ VOM OLLI with his new program.

Through YouTube and Facebook, Olli reaches a million strong audience and has quickly become a secret star of the German comedy scene. With his new program "Nach fest kommt ab" ("After the Party Comes the Cleanup"), he promises that not a single eye will remain dry: "The audience can expect an evening full of humor and crazy stories from my life as a boss, entrepreneur, and master painter, and beyond!" The Pforzheim native can recall about 1000 jokes from memory and has now achieved cult status on the internet.

Olli maintains a special connection with his fans: long before the show begins, he can be found outside the venue, taking selfies, personally shaking hands with everyone. A star on equal footing, who does not take anything for granted and has a mission, as he puts it: "To make people laugh, because not everyone is as privileged as I am. And when I receive emails from fans who, for example, are suffering from cancer and thank me for making them laugh despite all the pain, then I know why I do it all. And as long as I get these emails, I will continue - with full throttle and full commitment, of course."

Doors open: 5:00 PM

Eight Classical Concerts

Tickets may still be available at local box offices or at the door.

Together with new songs, Amigos and Daniela Alfinito will once again create boundless enthusiasm throughout the German-speaking Europe! A special highlight - at the end of each show, the stars will be seen together.

Amigos continue to be the measure of all things in the international schlager business. Bernd and Karl-Heinz Ulrich are always very close to the fans with their songs, star allure is nowhere to be found here. As usual, they bring joy and thoughtfulness to the stage with songs from their new album "ATLANTIS WIRD LEBEN".

Just like her father and uncle, Daniela Alfinito is already regularly topping the charts. Her latest album "FREI UND GRENZENLOS" stands for self-confidence and courage - aimed at all those who have already experienced and fought a lot.

Hall opens: 2:30 PM

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
String Quartet No. 21 in D Major KV 575

Richard Strauss
"Metamorphosen" for String Septet

Max Bruch
String Octet in B Major op. posth.

Xiangzi Cao-Staemmler, Shir Chyat, Cornelia Machuletz, Mu-Chiu Wu, violin
Xiaolong Wang and Ziyan Wu, viola
Stefan Panzer and Rafael Catalá Salvá, cello
Antonia Weiß, double bass
Christian Bachmann, moderation

When Mozart traveled to Berlin to offer his last three quartets to the Prussian king, he didn't even receive an audience – a financial disaster! "Now I am forced to part with my quartets (this laborious work) for a pittance, just to get some money in my circumstances," he lamented about the extremely meager returns. Perhaps out of consideration for the then still "gallant style" at the Prussian court, the D Major quartet is consistently melodic, close to Mozart's ideal of the string quartet as a "conversation among four reasonable people."

The scholarship holders of the Skrowaczewski Academy are performing.

Admission: 10:30 AM