Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr

Theodor-Heuss-Platz 1
45479 Mülheim an der Ruhr

The following text was automatically translated.
Show original Show translation

The Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr is an impressive cultural and conference center, distinguished by its neoclassical architecture and its picturesque location directly on the western bank of the Ruhr. Since its opening in 1926, it has served as a central venue for a variety of events and is one of the most significant attractions in the city.

The heart of the Stadthalle is formed by the theater hall with 1,079 seats, a 420 m² stage, and state-of-the-art lighting and sound technology. For smaller events, the banquet hall with an area of 800 m² for up to 600 people and the chamber music hall with 190 m² and space for up to 266 guests are available. These flexible spaces are ideal for conferences, concerts, theater performances, and private celebrations.

The Stadthalle is wheelchair accessible and is located amidst expansive parklands that invite you to linger. The central location allows for excellent connectivity to public transport, and ample public parking spaces are available in the vicinity.

Whether for cultural events, conferences, or festive occasions – the Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr offers a stylish setting and impresses with its combination of historical elegance and modern facilities.

Location details

Upcoming events

Rendezvous with Marlene
9/27/2025 at 8:00 PM / Mülheim

1988 in Paris. The phone rings and Ute Lemper can’t believe that Marlene Dietrich is on the line.
The two have a three-hour phone conversation - what a valuable gift for the then 23-year-old Ute Lemper.
The grand dame has sought out her rising young colleague and called her to thank her for her letters. After Ute received the French MOLIERE Award for her performance in “CABARET” in Paris, she wrote a postcard to Marlene Dietrich, right at Avenue de Montaigne 12, where Marlene had lived since 1979. Ute basically wanted to apologize for the media attention she had received from her.
And then the phone rings.

They talk about their lives, their work and their style, their love for Rilke, their complicated relationship with
Germany, their sorrows and fascinations. How much one would love to be a fly on the wall and listen in on the two show ladies. Ute was at the beginning of her theater and music career. Marlene Dietrich, on the other hand, was already looking back on a long, fulfilling life full of films, music, incredible collaborations, love stories, and fame.

1992 in Berlin. Six days before Ute's premiere in the role of Lola in “DER BLAUE ENGEL” at the Theater des Westens - in the very same role that made Marlene a star in 1928 - Marlene Dietrich dies in Paris. After the glorious funeral at La Madeleine, Marlene eventually returned to Berlin to find her final rest here.

Ute Lemper, now a world star herself and long considered the “new Marlene,” reports to us in her new program, taking us 30 years into the past and letting us partake in her conversation with Marlene. She tells us Marlene’s story and sings her fabulous songs from all chapters of her life, from the Berlin cabaret years to her fabulous collaborations with Burt Bacharach.

Doors open: 7 PM

recently searched

Country

Language

International und mehrsprachig!

Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr

Location details

Upcoming events

Want something special?

Locations nearby

Events nearby