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Stadttheater
Lindau

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Stadttheater

An der Kalkhütte 2
88131 Lindau

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With 688 seats in the parquet and two tiers, Theater Lindau is the main venue for theater productions, operas, ballet productions, children's and youth theater, as well as concerts, cabaret, and variety shows.

Box office opening hours:

Monday - Saturday: 10:00 am to 1:30 pm
Monday - Thursday: 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm

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Theater

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up to 688 Persons

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"Time is Money" - Tanzhaus Lindau (B)
7/25/2026 at 7:00 PM / Lindau

Künstlerische Leitung: Anne Thaeter

Teacher: Willi Brozmann, Florence Corvo, Doriana Fattoruso, Natalia Fress, Uwe Donaubauer, Ricardo Martins Dias, Anne Thaeter

Time is money? Our society is fast. Time is considered valuable - and often also something that must be used as effectively as possible. Contrasting dance images show opposing worlds: mechanical, timed movements stand alongside free, flowing sequences. Constriction, repetition, and acceleration meet openness, breath, and conscious slowness.

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Katharina Thalbach - Miss Merkel. Mord in der Uckermark
10/10/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Katharina Thalbach is unparalleled – she takes on the role of the former Chancellor and reads from David Safier's bestseller – a delight!

The Chancellor has been retired for six weeks and has moved to the Uckermark with her husband (and pug!). However, after the turbulent life in Berlin, she finds it hard to settle into the quiet country life. Baking and hiking quickly become dull. But when Baron Philip von Baugenwitz is found poisoned in a locked castle dungeon, new life awakens in Angela. Supported by her loving husband and gentle bodyguard Mike, she embarks on a dangerous search for the murderer.

The first bestsellers “Miss Merkel. Murder in the Uckermark”, “Murder in the Cemetery” and “Murder on the High Seas” by David Safier have already been adapted into films. In the lead role of the wonderfully quirky crime stories: Katharina Thalbach, who takes on the character of the former Chancellor in an intense and absurdly funny manner. Now she returns to the book and reads the best scenes from Safier's first “Miss Merkel” volume.

With
Katharina Thalbach (Speaker and Vocals)
Martin Krämer (Piano)

Ring B – Connoisseurs
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Simon Höfele & CHAARTS - Zenit
10/14/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Clear and radiant, this concert ascends to musical heights – with and without trumpet.

Two songs of love by Richard Strauss – “Morgen” and “Allerseelen” – frame the program, in which Simon Höfele brings his trumpet to sing with lyrical warmth and cantabile elegance. Between these two emotional poles, Haydn's cheerful-virtuoso Symphony No. 7 “Le Midi” and his famous Trumpet Concerto open a classical dialogue between light, sound, and form. Beethoven's “Pastorale” appears in a fascinating, transparent, and celebrated arrangement from 1810, which CHAARTS illuminates with chamber music clarity. And when Erwin Schulhoff flirts with jazz in his “Hot Sonata,” the spirit of the 1920s suddenly flashes – fresh, witty, unconventional. A brilliant stage for Simon Höfele and the energetic CHAARTS.

“Simon Höfele is among the most talented trumpeters of his generation – brilliant, sensitive, and always in search of the extraordinary.” BBC Music Magazine

Program
Richard Strauss (1864-1949) “Morgen!” op.27 No.4 “Allerseelen” op.10 No.8
Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) Symphony No. 7 C Major, “Le Midi”
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Trumpet Concerto E-flat Major Symphony No. 6, F Major op.68 “Pastorale”
Erwin Schulhoff (1894-1942) “Hot Sonata”

With
Simon Höfele (Trumpet)
Ensemble CHAARTS

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Pe Werner - Vitamin Pe - das Plauschkonzert
10/24/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The singer-songwriter, who describes herself as “I don’t fit in any drawer – I’m a dresser,” presents music for the first time on stage with her program Vitamin Pe that she has written for others and reveals how it came about to release her songs for adoption.

Pe Werner wrote compositions and lyrics tailored for Mary Roos, Stefan Gwildis, Barbara Schöneberger, Katja Ebstein, Bernd Stelter, and many others, and created new lyrics for hit songs by Bert Kaempfert, STING, Bach, Brahms, or Oleta Adams.

A selection of these custom-made pieces will be interpreted by her in this concert, alongside her personal favorite songs and radio hits, inspired by the wonderful pianist Peter Grabinger.

“She is authentic, she radiates, she is full of energy. She is eloquent, equally cheerful as well as profound, and she has a blast doing it.” Die Rheinpfalz

With
Pe Werner (vocals)
Peter Grabinger (piano)

Ring C – Discoverer
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Schwanengesang - Nach einer Erzählung von Anton Tschechow
10/27/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

More than a successful production - a love letter to the magic of theater

The old, worn-out comedian Svetlovidov has fallen asleep drunk in his dressing room after the performance, his last. Now he wanders the empty stage at night. He is joined by the young prompter Ivanyc, who has no home and secretly uses the theater as a sleeping place. Together, the old actor reviews his life – a rather bleak life summary. He thinks aloud about the great roles of world literature and makes the young Ivanyc his partner in play for lack of better options. Over time, the play between the old Svetlovidov and Ivanyc transforms into a conflict-ridden father-son relationship. The authority of the “father” Svetlovidov crumbles in the face of the resistance of the “son” Ivanyc. Trenches of misunderstanding, mutual rejection, and disappointment open up between them. The time of the old seems to be coming to an unstoppable end, allowing the young man to take his place. Ivanyc seizes his chance - with the means of theater!

In this case, father and son are indeed on stage – a tremendous theater thunder in the house of Roßbander.

“There are theater evenings that resonate within you. Not loudly. Not ostentatiously. But silently, deeply, and sustainably.” Hans Sextroth

Ring A - Adventurer
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Der gute Mensch von Sezuan - inklusives Theaterstück nach Bertold Brecht
10/29/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

An inclusive theater production after Bertolt Brecht. An urgent parable about morality, identity, and the impossibility of remaining good in an unjust society.

A dystopian world, an urban space filled with canyons of buildings, inspired by the cinematic aesthetics of cyberpunk, provides the backdrop for this evening. In it, the new “gods” of our technology-driven consumer society reflect.

In a fragmented society, where moral norms are distorted by social inequality, power relations, and economic pressure, Brecht’s classic is re-examined.

An inclusive cast with performative multilingualism (projections, surtitles, German sign language, audio description, and videos) transforms the piece into a contemporary parable about the tension between humanity and socio-political systemic constraints. The diverse ensemble employs modern theatrical means, plays with dream sequences, body performance, individual perspectives, and retro-futuristic sounds, making this theater evening something special.

After Bertolt Brecht

Production • Freie Bühne München
Direction • Sascha Fersch
Stage & Costumes • Marie Jaksch
Video • Chris Hirschhäuser
With • Ensemble Freie Bühne München

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Katja Riemann, Franziska Hölscher & Marianna Shirinyan - Karneval des Glücks
11/2/2026 at 8:00 PM / Lindau

These three extraordinary artists wish to take their audience to the place of humor and music this evening, as both can have a healing effect.

Camille Saint-Saëns' unparalleled compositions have lured Roger Willemsen into a lyrical story that is bursting with humor and imagination. Everything rhymes! All references to religion, eroticism, human rights, or mentality can be found reflected in the anthropomorphized animal beings.

When Katja Riemann got her hands on Willemsen's adaptation of the Book of Job, disguised as an illustrated children's book titled "The Tired Happiness", the second part of the evening became clear. The carnival and the circus: both are equally extraordinary gatherings of humans and animals, framed by entertainment.

“Katja Riemann with a voice that boasts an astonishing wealth of artistic facets, and the two musicians: the violinist Franziska Hölscher and the pianist Marianna Shirinyan, who bring this Carnival of the Animals to life in all its shades on their instruments.” Cuxhavener Nachrichten

Program
The Carnival of the Animals Text by Roger Willemsen (1955-2016)
Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) (Arr. Jarkko Riihimäki) The Tired Happiness Text by Roger Willemsen
Igor Stravinsky (1882-1971) Tango, Circus Polka, Suite Italienne
Fazil Say (*1970) Sonata for Violin and Piano
Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953) Sonata in F minor op.80
W.A. Mozart (1756-1791) Sonata in E minor K. 304
Edward Elgar (1857-1934) Salut d'amour op. 12
Alfred Schnittke (1934-1998) Suite in Old Style

With
Katja Riemann (Acting & Concept)
Franziska Hölscher (Violin)
Marianna Shirinyan (Piano)

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Heim - Spiel - Wolfgang Heim im Gespräch mit
11/5/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Wolfgang Heim, radio journalist and longtime people moderator, meets Jean Asselborn, an expert on all the greats of international politics.

Jean Asselborn always spoke plainly. He accused Erdogan of blackmail and a bazaar mentality. Of Orban, he said he treated refugees worse than wild animals. And of Salvini, he could only think of "Merde alors!"

Jean Asselborn's professional life consisted of two halves, each lasting about 20 years. First half: He was mayor of his hometown Steinfort in Luxembourg. Second half: He was the foreign minister of Luxembourg and became an expert during his long tenure, learning all the pitfalls and shallows of the diplomatic stage.

And Asselborn knew all the greats of international politics: The US presidents from Bush to Trump. The German foreign ministers from Fischer to Baerbock. He knew one especially well and also privately, in whom he may have been most mistaken: Sergei Lavrov.

Wolfgang Heim was an editor and moderator at SWR in Stuttgart until the summer of 2022. In over 30 years, he has hosted more than 3,000 people shows. He moderated current affairs programs for many years and met completely unprepared guests in the podcast "Erzähl mir was Neues," with whom he recorded long conversations off the cuff. And since 2022, he has been moderating the Sunday edition of the Micky-Beisenherz podcast in "Apokalypse und Filterkaffee."

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CARL. - Der Live-Musik-Film von Salip Tarakci
11/13/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The live music film is a profound project that touches the hearts.

CARL. takes place in a not-so-distant future where AI technology is part of our daily lives and significantly determines it. The film tells the story of Carl, an old man who only lives in the past. In his loneliness, he meets Tom – an AI hologram in the form of a boy. Their encounter triggers an emotional journey that addresses the great questions of our time: What does it mean to be human? How much space do we want to give AI in our lives? Can technology replace real feelings? What role does our personal experience of faith and God play?

The feature film is accompanied by seven musicians and singers from the band Tiefklang, which underscores the portrayed feelings and thoughts. This creates an intense interplay of image, music, and emotion – an audio-visual experience – making the audience part of the interactive experience space.
Far more than an ordinary movie night!

Ring D – Classics & Modern
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Pippo Pollina & Quartetto Acustico - La vita è bella cosi com'è
11/15/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Pippo Pollina captivates an international audience with poetic and political songs for three decades!

Life is beautiful just as it is. Pippo Pollina, the versatile Sicilian musician, is one of the most creative artists in the European singer-songwriter scene and has been on the road for more than thirty years. Countless record productions, international tours, and prestigious collaborations give him a special status, which he has earned through continuity and dedication both in the studio and live on stage.

Accompanied by cellist Cecile Grüebler, pianist Elisa Sandrini, percussionist Gionata Colaprisca, and clarinetist Roberto Petroli, he brings the new project with a chamber music character to the stages of Europe.

La vita è bella così com´è – Life is beautiful just as it is.

Quartetto Acustico
Cecile Grüebler (Cello)
Roberto Petroli (Clarinet, Saxophone)
Elisa Sandrini (Piano, Vocals)
Gionata Colaprisca (Percussion)

Ring A – Adventurers
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Solo-Tanz-Theater - Festival Stuttgart
11/17/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Everyone dances alone – contemporary dance reduced to its most elemental form

The program holds surprises for the audience and discoveries for the scene of tomorrow. The artistic palette ranges from dance theater to abstract choreography.

The festival offers a rare overview of the current state of the global dance scene. Each dancer brings their own unique personality, and thus the themes and trends addressed are of incredible diversity.

"The good reputation of the festival has long spread worldwide (...), with over 350 applications, it is naturally very difficult to decide which 18 will ultimately participate in the competition," says the artistic director and founder, Marcelo Santos.

The winners will be announced at a later date.

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Der eingebildete Zauberer - 19. VHS-Ballettabend der
11/21/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Ballet fairy tale by Marion Urbanzyk with participants from the VHS ballet classes Lindau and Kressbronn.

A wizard considers himself the greatest magician of all time. In his attic, he experiments with all sorts of potions, transformations, and other nonsense. But nothing really works out for him; if he wants a horse, it turns into a swan...

His friend the raven always shakes his head when he messes something up. Therefore, he suggests traveling to the palace of the fairy tale king to search in his library for a magic book from which he can learn.

How does the ballet fairy tale continue? Come and see for yourself!

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The Four Seasons
11/24/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The inspiration and sheer beauty of this incredible performance will remain in people's memories for a long time.

Based on Max Richter's new composition of Antonio Vivaldi's groundbreaking work "The Four Seasons," James Wilton Dance has created a piece of intense physicality, compelling energy, and overwhelming beauty.

The work showcases the company's characteristic blend of Capoeira, acrobatics, martial arts, and classical dance, as well as impressive stage and costume design. This abstract yet profoundly human choreography connects each of the four seasons of the musical composition with the four stages of the universe, creating a kaleidoscope of visual experiences not to be missed.

James Wilton Dance is one of the most sought-after dance companies in Europe. Their works are innovative and fascinating.

"This is a profoundly human, beautifully crafted, and surprisingly optimistic piece, full of breathtaking dance artistry." British Theatre Guide, Newcastle

Choreography and performance • James Wilton & Sarah Jane Taylor
Music • Max Richter, Michal Wojtas
Costume and set design • Vibeke Andersen
Lighting design • Paul Milford

Featuring: James Wilton & Sarah Jane Taylor

Ring C – Discoverer
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Cuarteto SolTango - Misión Tango
12/2/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Authentic tango, passion, and precision

Cuarteto SolTango primarily brings the classic tango music from the golden era of tango culture in the 30s and 40s to the stage. The musical richness is evident in the great variety of musical styles and Orquestas Típicas that have gained popularity in tango salons and concert halls around the world.

The ensemble plays in elaborate instrumentation by initiator Martin Klett, who is known as an internationally awarded and versatile pianist. The Dutch cellist Karel Bredenhorst, also a founding member, performs both as a passionate chamber musician and in experimental crossover projects. Violinist Thomas Reif became concertmaster of the Symphony Orchestra of the Bavarian Radio at the age of 26 and has been awarded various international prizes. The bandoneon is played by Norwegian Andreas Rokseth, who graduated as the best bandoneonist in the history of Codarts University Rotterdam and thrilled the Argentine audience at the Buenos Aires Festival y Mundial.

In the concerts of Cuarteto SolTango, there is no printed program schedule. The musicians announce the titles and tell live stories about the backgrounds and contents of each piece, anecdotes from the lives of significant tango musicians, and explain why every German should learn the bandoneon...

With • Cuarteto SolTango
Martin Klett (Piano)
Andreas Rokseth (Bandoneon)
Thomas Reif (Violin)
Karel Bredenhorst (Cello)

Program
Tangoes from the 30s and 40s

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Nussknacker und Zuckerschnee - Eine musikalische Weihnachtsbäckerei
12/4/2026 at 4:00 PM / Lindau

A musical Christmas bakery - for audiences aged 5 and up

Aprons on, cookie cutters out! – The Five Senses Ensemble brings its unmistakable energy to the stage, mixing music by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Ginastera, and Claire Cowan with well-known Christmas songs and exciting interactive moments.

A lively Christmas concert full of anticipation and joyful sounds for the whole family.

Production • Five Senses Music
Direction & Moderation • Tom Seligman
With • Five Senses Music Ensemble

Duration 60 minutes (no intermission)

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Nussknacker und Zuckerschnee - Eine musikalische Weihnachtsbäckerei
12/4/2026 at 10:00 AM / Lindau

A musical Christmas bakery - for audiences aged 5 and up

Aprons on, cookie cutters out! – The Five Senses Ensemble brings its unmistakable energy to the stage and mixes music by Tchaikovsky, Prokofiev, Ginastera, and Claire Cowan with familiar Christmas songs and cheerful participation moments.

A lively Christmas concert full of anticipation and sound splashes for the whole family.

Production • Five Senses Music
Direction & Moderation • Tom Seligman
With • Five Senses Music Ensemble

Duration 60 minutes (no intermission)

Event bookable via the box office of the theater at Tel. 911 39 11

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Ulrich Tukur & Die Rhythmus Boys - Tohuwabohu!
12/9/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Whoever wants to escape the chaos of the world immerses themselves in the fantastic Tohuwabohu that Europe's most beautiful dance band has specially prepared for you.

“Tohuwabohu!” symbolically represents the long, successful journey that Ulrich Tukur and the Rhythmus Boys have taken, making them unique in the history of popular music. What would life be without the weightless music of this quartet, which for nearly a lifetime has understood how to transform darkness into light, distress into confidence, and sadness into good cheer?

Join us for a stroll in the dance step of cheerful rhythms. Don't miss what could change your existence permanently: distinguished dance music, refined refrain singing, top-notch instruments, elegant clothing, and a good presence.
German-speaking and international repertoire. In addition to world-class Italian and French hits, spectacular new arrangements will take your breath away, and you will say to yourself: Until now, I have only existed, but now I live!

“Anyone who doesn’t feel good after such a concert probably has no moods at all.” Süddeutsche Zeitung Online

With
Ulrich Tukur (vocals, piano, accordion)
Hardy Kayser (guitar, mandolin, vocals)
Günter Märtens (double bass, vocals, dance)
Kalle Mews (drums, vocals, sounds)

Ring B – Connoisseurs
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Momo - von Michael Ende
12/11/2026 at 10:00 AM / Lindau

For audiences aged 10 and up

A girl who simply has the ability to listen stands up against a world where time has become more important than people.

The girl Momo lives on the outskirts of a big city in the ruins of an amphitheater. She needs little to be happy. She always has an open ear for the worries and troubles of her fellow human beings. But suddenly, gray gentlemen appear and try to steal people's precious life time. Brave, Momo confronts them – with a flower in hand and the support of her friends: the turtle Kassiopeia, the street sweeper Beppo, and Gigi, the storyteller.

“With ‘Momo’, the Burladinger Theater Lindenhof in Melchingen has once again achieved a great success, and the ensemble delivers a masterpiece. Also because the adaptation has become a family piece in the best sense and is suitable for both large and small theatergoers.” Schwarzwälder Bote

Production: Theater Lindenhof
Adapted for the stage by Vita Huber
Director: Christoph Biermeier
Stage: Gesine Mahr
Costumes: Katharina Müller
Music: Julia Klomfaß
With: Hannah Im Hof, Luca Zahn, Stefan Hallmayer, Johanna Grässle, Berthold Biesinger, Carola Schwelien, Linda Schlepps, Kirandeep Heer, Franz Xaver Ott,

Duration: approx. 80 minutes (no intermission)

For audiences aged 10 and up

Event can be booked through the box office of the theater at Tel. 911 39 11

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Animal Farm - Schauspiel von John Kenny nach der Fabel von George Orwell
12/14/2026 at 11:15 AM / Lindau

For audiences aged 14 and up

Play in English by John Kenny based on the fable by George Orwell.

The animals are fed up: they are poorly treated, must work hard, and often the drunken farmer forgets to feed them. Revolution! Together they chase all the humans off the farm, now working for themselves, together for a common good, and write down their own commandments to follow.

At first, everything goes well, but the pigs, being the most intelligent animals on the farm, gradually take control – until eventually not all animals are equal anymore…

The producers of the ADGE remain true to Orwell's narrative. At the same time, they distance themselves from the Russian Revolution as the only possible reference point. After all, humanity has tried countless times to bring about fundamental changes overnight through violence.

Once again, the creators manage to bring entertaining and thought-provoking theater to the stage for a young audience!

Production: American Drama Group Europe & TNT Britain
Text: John Kenny
Direction: Gaspard Legendre
Music: John Kenny

With: Tomás Barry, Conrad Jones Bragan, Glyn Connop, Bastian Tyrko, Tony Wadham

Duration: 90 minutes (no intermission)

In English - for audiences aged 14 and up

Event bookable through the box office of the theater at Tel. 911 39 11

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Animal Farm - Schauspiel von John Kenny nach der Fabel von George Orwell
12/14/2026 at 9:00 AM / Lindau

For audiences aged 14 and up

Play in English by John Kenny based on the fable by George Orwell.

The animals are fed up: they are poorly treated, must work hard, and often the drunken farmer forgets to feed them. Revolution! Together they chase all the humans off the farm, now working for themselves, together for a common good, and write down their own commandments to follow.

At first, everything goes well, but the pigs, being the most intelligent animals on the farm, gradually take control – until eventually not all animals are equal anymore…

The producers of the ADGE remain true to Orwell's narrative. At the same time, they distance themselves from the Russian Revolution as the only possible reference point. After all, humanity has tried countless times to bring about fundamental changes overnight through violence.

Once again, the creators manage to bring entertaining and thought-provoking theater to the stage for a young audience!

Production: American Drama Group Europe & TNT Britain
Text: John Kenny
Direction: Gaspard Legendre
Music: John Kenny

With: Tomás Barry, Conrad Jones Bragan, Glyn Connop, Bastian Tyrko, Tony Wadham

Duration: 90 minutes (no intermission)

In English - for audiences aged 14 and up

Event bookable through the box office of the theater at Tel. 911 39 11

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Der Club der toten Dichter - Schauspiel von Tom Schulmann nach dem gleichnamigen Film
12/20/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

About the courage to pursue one's dreams, to find one's own voice, and to live each moment fully. Carpe Diem!

Tradition, honor, discipline, excellence – these are the four fundamental principles that have always been imparted at Welton Academy. But with the arrival of the young English teacher John Keating, the rigid traditions of the students at the all-boys boarding school are suddenly broken. In his unconventional teaching, he motivates the students to develop their own personalities and to internalize the belief "Carpe Diem! Seize the day!” When his student Neil learns about the mysterious "Dead Poets Society," of which Keating was once a member, he decides to revive the secret society.

“The intense performance of the ensemble takes the audience on a rollercoaster of emotions and touches deeply.” hansetipp.de

Play by Tom Schulmann based on the film of the same name by Touchstone Pictures with special permission from Adam Zotovich
German version • Joern Hinkel & Tilman Raabke

Production • Altonaer Theater
Direction • Lea Ralfs
Set Design • Ulrike Engelbrecht
Musical Direction • Henrik Demcker

Featuring: Tobias Dürr, Tobis Gebhard, Tim Jesse Koch, Johan Richter, Baran Sönmez, Celio-Silvestre Tamele, among others.

The performance of "Der Club der toten Dichter" is conducted through special agreement with Concord Theatricals GmbH, in the name and on behalf of Samuel French, Inc.

Ring B – Connoisseur
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David Orlowsky & CHAARTS - Moonlight
12/22/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

This special Christmas concert pauses and touches heart and senses.

Under a starry sky in the Theater Lindau, we want to take a moment of reflection just days before Christmas – far from the hustle and bustle, close to the music, and in the gentle light of the moon.

The moon, silent companion and witness to human feelings, a symbol of change, cool distance, and intimate vows of love, a projection surface and unattainability. Schubert pours into tones what Goethe writes:

“You fill again bush and vale / Quietly with misty gleam / You finally also release / My soul completely.”

Composers from Purcell to Chopin to Debussy sought in the moonlight that clarity which words can hardly express: longing, comfort, and a hint of timelessness. In David Orlowsky's work North, this search for direction resonates – “Music for places one longs for, without knowing where they are,” says the clarinetist.

“With David Orlowsky, the clarinet seems to transform into a human being.” Hamburger Abendblatt

Program
Henry Purcell (1659-1695) Music for a while and others
David Orlowsky (*1981) North
Samuel Barber (1910-1981) Adagio for strings B minor op.11
Antonín Dvořák (1841-1904) Song to the Moon from Rusalka
Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) Nocturne No. 20 in C-sharp minor op.posth.
Franz Schubert (1797-1828) To the Moon, D 259
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) Moonlight Sonata, No. 14 C-sharp minor op.27, 2
Claude Debussy (1862-1918) Clair de lune
Josef Gabriel Rheinberger (1839-1901) Evening Song

With
David Orlowsky (clarinet)
Ensemble CHAARTS

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Chiemgauer Volkstheater - Der Hosenkavalier
12/31/2026 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

At the turn of the year, the most successful German television and touring theater presents a lively comedy.

“Lower the trousers!” is the title of the new comedy from the Chiemgauer Volkstheater. Alfred Hellmann returns home in a good mood and slim from his cure, but the joy quickly gives way to disbelief: He finds a strange man's trousers in his wife Christiane's wardrobe. Did she have an affair during his absence? The mystery deepens when Alfred's friends Simon and Marcel report the same thing: strange trousers also appear in their wardrobes!

The three incredulous men search for a connection and come across the plumber Eugen Efflinger, who has recently worked in all three households. But the found trousers do not match his size. Who is the unknown trouser cavalier testing the marriages, or is it just a nasty prankster behind it?

Comedy by Andreas Keßner

Production
Chiemgauer Volkstheater
Direction • Bernd Helfrich

With: Kristina Helfrich, Claudia Hinterecker, Flo Bauer, Simona Mai, Tom Kreß, Hanno Sollacher, Peter Fritsch

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Drag Voyage - Durstig durch die Dragwüste!
1/8/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Drag Voyage, Germany's successful Drag Cabaret Show, is always worth the journey – Lipsync, live singing, dance, acrobatics, comedy, and much more.

Vicky Voyage and her crew take their audience on a varied excursion into the world of drag art. With charisma and wit, they present thoughtful and clever concepts with extravagant outfits, strong make-up, and great show character.

In the fifth edition, the world gets hotter: “Mirage or Oasis of Drag Art?” the amazed audience wonders. Extravagant cowboys, camels, dunes, and cacti - walk with Drag Voyage thirstily through the Drag Desert.

“Drag Voyage stands for everything that is dear to us in our cultural center: openness to the world, inclusion, diversity, modernity, respect, equality, and fun!” Cultural Center Linse Weingarten

With • Vicky Voyage & Ensemble

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Die Nebel von Dybern - Thriller von Maria Lazar
1/16/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

This piece shows in a thriller form what price the majority of people and nature must pay for the hubris, greed for profit, and unscrupulousness of a few – it couldn't be more relevant.

While the world is shaken by global crises, wars, and economic uncertainty, the region around the city of Dybern flourishes. The population lives in peace and safety, as the large factory in the city provides people with jobs and prosperity. One day, when a mysterious fog rises around Dybern, animals and soon the first humans die, the population initially wonders about the causes: Is it a divine test, an epidemic, or perhaps a man-made disaster? But soon events unfold rapidly. As the workers and children fear for their lives, must flee, and seek shelter, the city's elites strive not to lose control. Because the control over information dominance and the population must be preserved at all costs. If necessary, with the help of the military.

In her drama written in 1932, Maria Lazar dissects the chronology of a catastrophe. Together with his team, director and visual artist Philipp Preuss stages the work of the writer who had been forgotten until a few years ago.

By Maria Lazar

Production • Theater Konstanz
Direction & Video • Philipp Preuss
Dramaturgy • Hauke Pockrandt
With • Ensemble Theater Konstanz

Ring D – Classics & Modern
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Alexei Volodin & Claire Huangci - Two Pianos - One Soul
1/18/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The text of the event named 'Alexei Volodin & Claire Huangci - Two Pianos - One Soul' is as follows:

No piano music can sound more powerful!

Claire Huangci and Alexei Volodin are among the most renowned pianists of their generation, widely acclaimed and at home on the most significant stages in the world. Their collaboration as a duo is described as a “firework of two pianos,” a virtuosic exchange – two world-class artists with one soul.

Mozart's Sonata in D Major K 448 opens the evening like a sparkling double concerto: two pianos in a highly virtuosic yet transparent dialogue, merging orchestral fullness with chamber music delicacy. Chopin's youthful Rondo in C Major op. 73 and Saint-Saëns’ brilliant Scherzo op. 87 showcase the duo's light, playful side: sparkling virtuosity, buoyant articulation, lightning-fast responsiveness. Rachmaninoff's Suite No. 2 op. 17 and Ravel's “La Valse” demand orchestral thinking – here, Huangci and Volodin condense the sound into a rapturous panorama, where late Romantic opulence and the profound dance on the volcano of the early 20th century emerge unforgettable.

“Subtle sound dramaturgy” meets “fabulously unobtrusive virtuosity” Salzburger Nachrichten

Program
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756–1791) Sonata in D Major for two pianos KV 448
Frédéric Chopin (1810-1849) Rondo in C Major op. 73
Camille Saint-Saëns (1835-1921) Scherzo for two pianos op. 87
Sergei Rachmaninoff (1873–1943) Suite No. 2 in C Major op. 17 for two pianos
Maurice Ravel (1875–1937) “La Valse” (arranged for two pianos)

With
Claire Huangci (piano)
Alexei Volodin (piano)

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Typen - das neue Masken-Beatbox-Stück aus Berlin
1/21/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

For viewers aged 10 and up

Masculinity and friendship put to the test - the new mask-beatbox piece from Berlin

Typen – an experimental arrangement with an open ending – tells the story of four best friends between the ages of 15 and 18, and a friendship that is in danger of breaking apart as the friends increasingly develop in different directions.

With this, Theater Strahl addresses a very current and widely discussed topic on social media: masculinity and belonging. While traditional role models and patriarchal structures are being questioned and dismantled in current debates, boys and young men face the challenge of seeking (new) role models.

What images do they grow up with today, what options for orientation are available to them, how freely can they find and reinvent themselves? And how does all of this affect friendships and our social togetherness?

Interesting for the play with gender roles on stage is that behind the types and their masks is an entirely female ensemble. As in the Klasse pieces, Typen once again creates a theatrical experience with much entertainment and few words.

By Michael Vogel & Ensemble
Production • Theater Strahl Berlin
Direction & Masks • Michael Vogel
Co-Direction • Maraike Brüning
Live Music & Beatbox • Daniel Madolini
Costumes • Kathrin Hauer
Photo & Videographer • Johann Maria Kressin
With • Berta Del Ben, Beate Fischer, Janne Gregor, Jana Heilmann, Daniel Mandolini (Beatboxer)

Duration 70 minutes (no intermission)

Ring C – Discoverer
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Typen - das neue Masken-Beatbox-Stück aus Berlin
1/22/2027 at 10:00 AM / Lindau

For viewers aged 10 and up

Masculinity and friendship put to the test - the new mask beatbox piece from Berlin

Typen – an experimental arrangement with an open end – tells the story of four best friends aged 15 to 18 and a friendship that is on the verge of breaking apart as the friends increasingly develop in different directions.

In doing so, Theater Strahl addresses a highly relevant and widely discussed topic on social media: masculinity and belonging. While traditional role models and patriarchal structures are being questioned and broken apart in current debates, boys and young men face the challenge of seeking (new) role models.

With what images do they grow up today, what opportunities for orientation are offered to them, how freely can they find and create themselves? And how does all of this affect friendships and our societal coexistence?

Interesting for the play with gender roles on stage is also that behind the types and their masks is an entirely female ensemble. As with the Klasse pieces, Typen once again creates a theater experience with much entertainment and few words.

By Michael Vogel & Ensemble
Production • Theater Strahl Berlin
Director & Masks • Michael Vogel
Co-Director • Maraike Brüning
Live Music & Beatbox • Daniel Madolini
Costumes • Kathrin Hauer
Photo & Videographer • Johann Maria Kressin
With • Berta Del Ben, Beate Fischer, Janne Gregor, Jana Heilmann, Daniel Mandolini (Beatboxer)

Duration 70 minutes (no intermission)

Ring C – Explorer
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For viewers aged 10 and up

Event bookable through the ticket presale office of the theater at Tel. 911 39 11

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WASIHRWOLLT - nach William Shakespeare - Bearbeitung von Manuel Moser
1/26/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

For spectators aged 14 and over

A wonderful piece about the question of what really matters in life - after William Shakespeare.

The shipwrecked Viola washes up on the coast of Illyria and disguises herself as a man for protection. As Cesario, she enters the service of Duke Orsino and delivers his love vows to Countess Olivia. However, the Countess immediately falls in love with Viola*Cesario, whose heart beats for Orsino. And when Viola's long-lost twin brother Sebastian appears, the (love) confusion is perfect.

Who am I and if so, why? In WASIHRWOLLT nothing is as it seems and no one is what he or she pretends to be. Shakespeare's comedy of errors artfully and playfully breaks down gender assignments and poses questions about (gender) identity, sexuality, and the meaning of life.

“Manuel Moser modernizes the material without dissolving it and ignites in us the desire to discover Shakespeare's universe. He shows us something that only exists in the theater, nowhere else.”
From the laudatory speech for the Cologne Theater Award by Thomas Linden

Cologne Theater Prize 2023

Production: COMEDIA Theater
Adaptation by Manuel Moser
Direction & Stage: Manuel Moser
Music: Ögünç Kardelen
With: Janine D’Aragona, Peter Stephan Herff, Sefa Küskü, Burçin Keskin, Klaus Schweizer, Maximilian von Ulardt

Duration: 80 minutes (no intermission)

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For spectators aged 14 and over

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WASIHRWOLLT - nach William Shakespeare in einer Bearbeitung von Manuel Moser
1/27/2027 at 10:00 AM / Lindau

For spectators aged 14 and over

A wonderful piece about the question of what really matters in life - after William Shakespeare.

The shipwrecked Viola washes up on the coast of Illyria and disguises herself as a man for protection. As Cesario, she enters the service of Duke Orsino and delivers his love vows to Countess Olivia. However, the Countess immediately falls in love with Viola*Cesario, whose heart beats for Orsino. And when Viola's long-lost twin brother Sebastian appears, the (love) confusion is perfect.

Who am I and if so, why? In WASIHRWOLLT nothing is as it seems and no one is what he or she pretends to be. Shakespeare's comedy of errors artfully and playfully breaks down gender assignments and poses questions about (gender) identity, sexuality, and the meaning of life.

“Manuel Moser modernizes the material without dissolving it and ignites in us the desire to discover Shakespeare's universe. He shows us something that only exists in the theater, nowhere else.”
From the laudatory speech for the Cologne Theater Award by Thomas Linden

Cologne Theater Prize 2023

Production: COMEDIA Theater
Adaptation by Manuel Moser
Direction & Stage: Manuel Moser
Music: Ögünç Kardelen
With: Janine D’Aragona, Peter Stephan Herff, Sefa Küskü, Burçin Keskin, Klaus Schweizer, Maximilian von Ulardt

Duration: 80 minutes (no intermission)

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For spectators aged 14 and over

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BERTA EPPLE - Das ganze Jahr geöffnet!
2/8/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The three musicians are true artists on their instruments and evoke goosebumps and bursts of laughter.

The trio BERTA EPPLE – known far and wide for their witty musical entertainment – travels with a cart full of instruments to the Grandhotel Waldlust, where they have been booked for a colorful evening. However, the hotel seems abandoned. The foyer presents itself as if it were deserted, where the sound of the concierge bell eerily echoes.

Problems in the hospitality industry are not uncommon these days, so the three musicians temporarily take over the tasks of the absent staff and literally "slip" into the roles of the reception manager, the bellmaster, and the lobby boy. Of course, they do this without losing sight of their true calling: music for heart and mind, joyfully offered to the attentive audience to distract them from sorrow and worries.

BERTA EPPLE has traveled the world and performed with many renowned figures in the music business. They play "like young gods" through the styles of Latin, Jazz, world music, and chanson – always with a dash of mischief.

With • BERTA EPPLE
Bobbi Fischer (piano)
Gregor Hübner (violin)
Veit Hübner (double bass)

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Die Schule der magischen Tiere - Voller Löcher! - von Margit Auer
2/14/2027 at 3:00 PM / Lindau

For viewers from 6 years old

A new adventure from Winterstein School!

“On stage!” it’s time for the students of Miss Cornfield’s class, as they plan a theater play, more specifically “Robin Hood.” Helene and Anna-Lena both long for the lead role, and Schoki is now, much to his dismay, receiving daily acting lessons from his grandfather.

Even more than the theater play, Ida is excited about her best friend Miriam, who will be visiting for a few weeks and also wants to attend school with her. Before Ida’s move, they were best friends and never kept any secrets from each other. Can she keep the secret about the magical animals from Miriam? Probably not… But what will Miss Cornfield think if she breaks her vow?

However, her teacher has other concerns: Who on earth is digging countless holes on the school grounds at night? The whole school is at a loss. If this continues, the auditorium must be closed, and then the theater performance cannot take place…

Production: Junges Theater Bonn
Adapted for the stage by Tristan Berger
Direction: Nick Westbrock
Set design: Lydia Peters
Costume design: Katharina Savvides
Puppet construction: Norman Schneider
Music: Deniz Yaman
Featuring: Louise Bücheler/ Sophia Jung, Henri Reisen / Justus Welsch, Milou Barion / Matilda Sievers, Anna Greta Cremer / Ava Asgarzadeh, Fritz Gradl / Leandro Siantis, Johanna Frädrich / Rubina Arnold, Melina Jagodzinska, Marcel Höfs, Sandra Kernenbach, Silas Neubauer, Axel Becker

“Die Schule der magischen Tiere” is a registered trademark of Carlsen Verlag GmbH.

Duration: approximately 120 minutes (with intermission)

For viewers from 6 years old

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Die Schule der magischen Tiere - Voller Löcher! - von Margit Auer
2/15/2027 at 10:00 AM / Lindau

For viewers aged 6 and up

A new adventure from the Winterstein School!

"On stage!" is the call for the students in Miss Cornfield's class, as they are planning a theater play, specifically "Robin Hood." Helene and Anna-Lena both long for the lead role, and from now on, much to his dismay, Schoki will receive daily acting lessons from his grandfather.

Even more than the theater play, Ida is excited about her best friend Miriam, who will be visiting for a few weeks and also wants to attend school with her. Before Ida's move, they were best friends and never had any secrets from each other. Can she keep the secret about the magical animals from Miriam? Probably not... But what will Miss Cornfield think if she breaks her vow?

However, her teacher has even more worries: Who on earth is digging countless holes on the school grounds at night? The whole school is at a loss. If this continues, the auditorium will have to be closed, and then the theater performance cannot take place...

Production: Junges Theater Bonn
Adapted for the stage by Tristan Berger
Directed by: Nick Westbrock
Stage design: Lydia Peters
Set design: Katharina Savvides
Puppet construction: Norman Schneider
Music: Deniz Yaman
Featuring: Louise Bücheler/ Sophia Jung, Henri Reisen / Justus Welsch, Milou Barion / Matilda Sievers, Anna Greta Cremer / Ava Asgarzadeh, Fritz Gradl / Leandro Siantis, Johanna Frädrich / Rubina Arnold, Melina Jagodzinska, Marcel Höfs, Sandra Kernenbach, Silas Neubauer, Axel Becker

"Die Schule der magischen Tiere" is a registered trademark of Carlsen Verlag GmbH.

Duration: approx. 120 minutes (including intermission)

For viewers aged 6 and up

Event bookable through the theater's box office at Tel. 911 39 11

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Faust - Schauspiel von Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
2/19/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Faust I and II told in 120 minutes by only four actors - that is daring, experimental, and frighteningly contemporary.

"Two souls, alas, dwell in my breast" - is one of the most famous lines from Goethe's "Faust." This is not only the best possible description of an inner conflict but can also be read as a hint that Faust and Mephisto can be understood as two sides of the same person: Two principles that sometimes unite and sometimes oppose each other. On one side is Faust, the researcher who suffers under the overly narrow bounds of science and would like to be a god who can recreate people and, not least, himself; on the other side is Mephisto, the player and trickster who masters the craft of deception and appears like the personified license to transgress boundaries.

In the production by the artistic director of Maldeghem, Faust seeks eternal life on a virtual level, searching for the prototype of himself as artificial intelligence. Faust and Mephisto appear as two sides of the same coin. Throughout the story, they repeatedly exchange roles, merge with each other, become mutually the perpetrator and victim, observe and judge each other, and hold the mirror up to one another.

"The risk (...) succeeds surprisingly well. So Salzburg now has a 'Faust' again that shows that someone has thought a lot about it." Die Presse

Play by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Production • Salzburg State Theatre
Director • Carl Philip von Maldeghem
Stage & Costumes • Christian Floeren
Dramaturgy • John von Düffel
Featuring • Gregor Schulz, Julienne Pfeil, Naomi Kneip, Maximilian Paier, Leyla Bischoff

Ring D – Classics & Modern
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Einszweiundzwanzig vor dem Ende - Komödie von Matthieu Delaporte
2/22/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

This comedy – brought back to the Lindau stage by Heiko Ruprecht – surprises with the contrast between lightness and darkness.

Bertrand feels that he has missed out on life and wants to end it with a jump out of the window. The attempt fails because suddenly a stranger stands at the door with a gun aimed at him. An absurd dialogue unfolds between the two gentlemen about the reasons for one’s suicide and the presence and mission of the other.

Gradually it is revealed that the would-be murderer is none other than an employee of the Grim Reaper himself, who has gotten confused about the floor. When Bertrand realizes that it is not he, but Clémence – who lives above him and whom he secretly admires – that is supposed to be taken, he suddenly has no hurry to die anymore and a race against time begins – Einszweiundzwanzig vor dem Ende. Highest-level entertainment.

Comedy by Matthieu Delaporte
Translated by Georg Holzer
Production • Theater Thespiskarren
Directed by • Martin Schulze
Set design • Ariane Scherpf
With • Heiko Ruprecht, Jan Messutat, Sophie Göbel

Ring B – Connoisseurs
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Giulia Tonelli & CHAARTS - Nicht von dieser Welt
2/24/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The striking creation of music, dance, and Schubert's letters is dedicated to beauty.

Alongside the interpretation of the epochal masterpiece "Death and the Maiden," Franz Schubert himself is at the center – an artist who, like hardly any other, was able to transform the fragility of life into moving beauty. His letters are marked by sensitivity, contemplation, and the search for meaning.

Death does not appear here as horror, but in the form of a woman. She embraces what Schubert, what we all cannot fend off, and thus "Death and the Maiden" becomes a bittersweet approach to the end, which finds its reconciliation through art. The Italian music star Enzio Bosso died at the age of 49. Already marked by illness, he conveyed the message until the end to understand the beauty of life and nature as a source of strength.

Giulia Tonelli, raised in Pisa, was the prima ballerina of the Zurich Ballet. She also danced at the Royal Ballet and Teatro alla Scala. In 2022, she became widely known through the film "Becoming Giulia."

Michele Pastorini, born in Sicily, is a dancer and choreographer. He was the first soloist at the Croatian National Theatre in Rijeka. His choreographic language combines powerful physicality, theatricality, and a human-centered approach.

Program
Franz Schubert (1797 – 1828) String Quartet No. 14 "Death and the Maiden"
Enzio Bosso (1971 – 2020) String Quartet No. 5 "Music for a Lodger"

With
Giulia Tonelli (dance)
Michele Pastorini (choreography and dance)
Another dancer: N.N.
David Castro-Balbi (violin)
Flavia Grubenmann (violin)
Oszkar Varga (viola)
Andreas Fleck (cello)

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Azzurro Tre - Das Italo-Pop Abenteuer geht in die dritte Runde
2/26/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

The Italo-Pop adventure of Stefan Tilch and I Dolci Signori enters its third round.

The ever-optimistic Rocky, his super-practical girlfriend Frauke, and the charming tow truck driver Gianni face their biggest opponent yet in the third part of the azure saga – Deutsche Bahn. On their way from Gelsenkirchen to Bibione, the three repeatedly find themselves in absurd situations, meet old acquaintances, Frauke's Ruhr area family, the Italian pop icon Gianna Ninnana, and many more.

Take a seat one last time on the trusty Vespa, rock out to Italo-Pop classics, and secure your tickets – the first two parts sold out quickly.

The "I Dolci Signori" are the most successful Italo band in Germany. Since they conquered the theater stage in 2016/17, their performances have been sold out, the audience is happy, and the press is beside themselves with excitement.

"The sugary sweet gentlemen prove to be multi-talents and conquer the hearts of the audience in a storm – grandiose!" Kirsten Benekam

Production • Landestheater Niederbayern
Direction • Stefan Tilch
Design • Dorothee Schumacher & Lutz Kemper
Choreography • Susanne Prasch
Costumes • Dana Dessau
Video • Florian Rödl
With • Kirsten Schneider, Johann Anzenberger

I Dolci Signori
Rocky Verardo (vocals),
Arcangelo Vigneri (vocals)
Michael Thomas (drums)
Richie Necker (guitar, mandolin)
Uli Zrenner-Wolkenstein (bass)
Bernd Meyer (piano, accordion)

Ring A – Adventurers
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Heim - Spiel - Wolfgang Heim im Gespräch mit
3/4/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

Wolfgang Heim, radio journalist and long-time host of "Leute," meets journalist and Middle East conflict expert Sophie von der Tann.

Sophie von der Tann began her ARD job in Tel Aviv in August 2021 and became, after October 7, 2023, arguably the most frequently seen TV correspondent in Germany. This period has been an immense challenge both professionally and personally. On one hand: hatred, hostility, defamation. On the other: awards and honors such as the Hanns-Joachim-Friedrichs Prize in 2025.

Sophie von der Tann's biography in key points: Abitur in Fulda. Studies in Munich, Oxford, London, and New York. Master's in International History. Traineeship at BR. Reporter at the capital studio. Podcaster.

Then Israel, Gaza, and the dramatic challenges of a time when war prevails and journalistic reporting must take place under the most difficult conditions. In which the factual situation is unclear and the struggle for interpretative authority is fought fiercely. And in which there is no one truth.

Wolfgang Heim was an editor and host at SWR in Stuttgart until summer 2022. Over more than 30 years, he has hosted over 3,000 "Leute" broadcasts. He hosted many years of current events programs, met completely unprepared guests in the podcast "Erzähl mir was Neues," with whom he recorded long conversations on the fly. And since 2022, he has hosted the Sunday edition of the Micky-Beisenherz podcast in "Apokalypse und Filterkaffee."

Available in the Freien subscription.

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Rebecca Trescher Tentett - In Kooperation mit Jazzclub Lindau
3/6/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

In cooperation with the Jazzclub Lindau. 70 years of Jazzclub 1957-2027

You can feel the exceptional, inspiring energy of this ensemble at any time, which brings together some of the trendiest musicians from all over Germany.

Six-part choral movements, several saxophones, flutes, and clarinets, powerful tuttis with cello and flugelhorn, and exciting harmonic textures alternate with daringly virtuosic solos. The boundaries between composed, intricately arranged art music and spontaneous improvisation drawn from the moment are casually blurred.

Since 2019, the nine musicians around bandleader Rebecca Trescher have been playing together in this constellation. Trescher's compositions are characterized by a special connection between jazz and contemporary music and are often inspired by nature. The special thing about this "symphonic body of sound": Every musician can constantly slip into new roles. Melody or piece player, soloist, or part of a harmonic element or rhythmic ostinato.

The extraordinary energy and joy of playing of the tentet immediately sparks a connection with the audience.

"One of the most interesting ensembles in the current German jazz scene" SWR Thomas Loewner

Jazz in the Great House

Featuring
Rebecca Trescher (clarinet, bass clarinet, composition)
Julian Hesse (trumpet, flugelhorn)
Joachim Lenhardt (tenor saxophone, flute)
Markus Harm (alto saxophone, clarinet)
Anton Mangold (concert harp, alto saxophone, flute)
Juri Kannheiser (cello)
Andreas Feith (piano)
Roland Neffe (vibraphone)
Christian Diener (double bass)
Silvio Morger (drums)

In cooperation with 70 years of Jazzclub 1957 – 2027

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Der zerbrochne Krug - Schauspiel von Heinrich von Kleist
3/16/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

One of the most performed plays on German stages, star theme, classic, comedy - a light but double-edged story.

Village judge Adam holds a trial. It is about the sexual harassment of Eve - the daughter of a villager - and the breaking of a jug during the escape of the perpetrator. It quickly becomes clear that Adam himself is guilty and is doing everything to lay a false trail.

A judge sits in judgment over himself. The crime he is supposed to investigate, he has committed himself. This is clear to the audience from the start. Thus, the play does not derive its appeal from the outcome, but from the course of the action. While one knows the perpetrator, one wants to know in what way he reveals himself and enjoys the keen insight with which he is unmasked. How one becomes ensnared in the web of one's own lies and ultimately falls, the audacity with which patriarchy exercises its power - all of this is described by Kleist with great comedic sensitivity, allowing us to joyfully gaze into social abysses.

"The audience, enchanted again and again by the situational comedy, cheered the performers and the team for a long time."
Cul-Tu-Re.de (online)

Play by Heinrich von Kleist

Production • LTT
Direction • Alexander Marusch
Stage & Costumes • Cornelia Stephan
Music • Marco Nola
With • Friederike Pöschel, Martin Bringmann, Rolf Kindermann, Sabine Weithöner, Sarah Liebert, Leo Kramer, Emma Stratmann

Ring D – Classics & Modern
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Gilla Cremer - Zum Sterben schön
3/18/2027 at 7:30 PM / Lindau

A theater evening that negotiates the last things in life with wit and depth – by and with Gilla Cremer

In the acclaimed theater production "The Things of My Parents," Gilla Cremer guided us through the liquidation of her parents' household. With fine humor, her protagonist Agnes brought the demanding project of "dying beautifully" to the stage.

Now Agnes faces a new challenge: The usage rights for the family grave have expired. Do the sisters want to extend the lease? Dissolve their parents' grave? Where do they want to be buried themselves one day?

The sober question from the cemetery office awakens memories: Hasn't death always played a significant role in Agnes's life? Sometimes playful and stage-worthy, sometimes frightening and shocking, sometimes a relief, sometimes a political issue.

Agnes embarks on a journey of discovery about dying, the bureaucracy of death, and life keeps intervening.

By Gilla Cremer
Production • Theater Unikate
Direction • Dominik Günther
With • Gilla Cremer

Ring A – Adventurer
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gardiZERO - Ein großer Kleinkunst-Abend
4/11/2027 at 8:00 PM / Lindau

A great evening of small arts, a tribute to the stage, the art of acting, and the creative power of imagination.

The piece is a philosophical and amusing engagement with nothingness, the beginning of all things. From apparent emptiness, life emerges, from chaos order is born, and from nothing comes – everything.

With her quirky humor and remarkable physicality, the clown embarks on a journey through the birth of things, from the first twitch to complete transformation. The microcosm of theater becomes a creative – and comedic – macrocosm.

With minimal means and maximum expressiveness, she plays with the contrasts of emptiness and fullness, stillness and movement, absurdity and meaning. In a world marked by chaos and constant change, Gardi Hutter invites her audience to discover the beauty of origin, transformation, and birth. A celebration of imagination: clownish, grotesque, poetic.

“(...) what Gardi Hutter and above all what theater can do. Always. From nothing. And anew every evening.” Christoph Schütte

Book • Gardi Hutter, Michael Vogel
Performance • Gardi Hutter
Direction • Michael Vogel (Artistic Director Familie Flöz)
Music • Neda Cainero, Pino Basile, and Juri Cainero
Costume • Valentina Rinaldi and Melanie Kuhl
With • Gardi Hutter

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Young Spirit - Skilled Hands - Klavierfestival
4/15/2027 at 8:00 PM / Lindau

Youthful exuberance meets matured enthusiasm.

Brilliant talent meets celebrated experience, freshly acquired brilliance meets refined skill – at "Young Spirit - Skilled Hands," outstanding music students rehearse and perform with renowned artists.

On April 15, the project will visit the Theater Lindau. It is part of the International Festival of Young Masters.

Every year, young talents gather at Lake Constance to participate in master classes led by internationally acclaimed instructors and to present themselves in concerts. "Young Spirit - Skilled Hands" is the chamber music format of the festival. Here, the performers meet on equal footing, creating a shared expression from diverse temperaments and generations. In previous years, the audience was captivated by the format, intensity, and spirit. This year, chamber music works featuring the piano will be at the center of the program.

The exact lineup and program will be announced later.

The founder and artistic director of the International Festival of Young Masters and birdmusic is Peter Vogel.

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Wir müssen reden - Das Comedy-Schauspiel aus dem Hause Ehnert
4/18/2027 at 8:00 PM / Lindau

The comedy play from the Ehnert house

The Ehnerts are well acquainted with relationship conflicts – the Lindau Theater has already shown their two pieces "Küss langsam" and "Zweikampfhasen." They can spontaneously give talks about the biological differences between the sexes, the fight for women's rights, the function of sex and the dysfunction of sex, the gender pay gap, the #metoo movement, the history of marriage, gender-specific communication deficits, and especially about each other's mistakes – which, to their great surprise, always leads to new disputes.

No question: The Ehnerts need therapy!
However, the two quickly realize that most therapeutic measures actually rely on classic acting techniques. So why leave the house and spend outrageous amounts of money when you can craft a couples therapy yourself?! At home, in pajamas – and without any studied third party interrupting.

"The Hamburg duo Jennifer and Michael Ehnert perform their third duo program with 'Wir müssen reden' and are more political than ever. Satire is thought big and made big. With bite, current references, and highly entertaining, the couple creates a true work of art." Hamburger Abendblatt

By Michael Ehnert
With • Jennifer & Michael Ehnert

Ring C – Explorer
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AMBÄCK - Wolkenbödeler
4/22/2027 at 8:00 PM / Lindau

The trio AMBÄCK – known to the Lindau audience from the Cavazzen opening – stands for a dance-like dialogue between tradition, composition, and improvisation.

The musical breakthrough has long been achieved. Now it is no longer about distancing oneself from the old customs – AMBÄCK delves deeper into their self-created dimension, which knows how to encompass the whole space between ground and clouds. At times we are closer to the musical breeding ground of the three Innerswiss musicians, as in the two "Stöpsel," but we can never be completely sure that we won't suddenly land in the clouds: In "Birbäumli," for instance, we feel ourselves still in an ancient folk song, where the Örgeli, violin, and double bass tell us an eternally valid tale in a melancholic triad, and suddenly we gallop away in changing rhythms.

The web pattern of the AMBÄCK sound carpet is thus even more spun, and yet we gladly lie on it and enjoy the sometimes wild, sometimes gently undulating musical wave ride. This is due to the technical and virtuosic brilliance of the trio consisting of Andreas Gabriel (violin), Pirmin Huber (double bass), and Markus Flückiger (Schwyzerörgeli).

Award-winning musicians – uniquely beautiful music!

With
Trio AMBÄCK
Andreas Gabriel (violin)
Pirmin Huber (double bass)
Markus Flückiger (Schwyzerörgeli)

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