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Theater 5 - DIE ORESTIE von Simon Stone

Saturday, 7/18/2026 at 8:00 PM

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DIE ORESTIE by Simon Stone

Directed by: Thomas Koppelt

With Raphaela Baumgartner, Andreas Beer, Hanna Erz, Emilia and Eva Giesler, Eva-Maria Gruber, Sascha Lachmann, Christoph and Lotta Leibold, Finn Pulfer, Lena Sammüller, Trudel Meier-Staude, Matthias Weber

A father who sacrifices his daughter for success. A woman who, together with her lover, murders her husband. A son who takes bloody revenge on his own mother and falls into madness.
Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

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Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

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CHRISTINA WEISER has been at the State Theatre Kassel for 20 years. Among other things, the Oresteia with her as Clytemnestra was awarded the German Theatre Prize DER FAUST in 2017. In 2018, she was nominated for her portrayal of Gayle/Laura in Nina Raine's play Consent as Actress of the Year by THEATER HEUTE. From May, she can be seen, among other roles, as Ariel in The Tempest at the Zimmertheater.

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CHRISTIAN ADAMSKY has been the deputy solo cellist of the Württemberg Philharmonic Reutlingen since 2005. He completed his artistic diploma and concert examination at the Folkwang University of the Arts (Essen) with Prof. Young-Chang Cho. His career includes, among others, the Deutsche Oper am Rhein Düsseldorf/Duisburg, Essen Philharmonic, Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne, Stuttgart Philharmonic, and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, as well as the Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, and the orchestra of the Ludwigsburg Castle Festivities. He received chamber music impulses particularly from the Orpheus, Amadeus, and Hagen quartets as well as from Peter Matzka (Vienna String Sextet). His playing on the instrument was influenced not only by Young-Chang Cho and Laurentiu Sbarcea, but also by figures such as Martin Lovett, Martti Rousi, and Patrick Demenga.

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Theater 5 - DIE ORESTIE von Simon Stone

DIE ORESTIE by Simon Stone

Directed by: Thomas Koppelt

With Raphaela Baumgartner, Andreas Beer, Hanna Erz, Emilia and Eva Giesler, Eva-Maria Gruber, Sascha Lachmann, Christoph and Lotta Leibold, Finn Pulfer, Lena Sammüller, Trudel Meier-Staude, Matthias Weber

A father who sacrifices his daughter for success. A woman who, together with her lover, murders her husband. A son who takes bloody revenge on his own mother and falls into madness.
Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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Directed by: Thomas Koppelt

With Raphaela Baumgartner, Andreas Beer, Hanna Erz, Emilia and Eva Giesler, Eva-Maria Gruber, Sascha Lachmann, Christoph and Lotta Leibold, Finn Pulfer, Lena Sammüller, Trudel Meier-Staude, Matthias Weber

A father who sacrifices his daughter for success. A woman who, together with her lover, murders her husband. A son who takes bloody revenge on his own mother and falls into madness.
Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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The correspondence between Paula Modersohn Becker and Rainer Maria Rilke.

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CHRISTINA WEISER has been at the Staatstheater Kassel for 20 years. Among other things, the Oresteia was awarded the German Theater Prize DER FAUST in 2017 with her as Klytaimnestra. In 2018, she was nominated for her portrayal of Gayle/Laura in Nina Raine's play Consens as Actress of the Year in THEATER HEUTE. From May, she will be seen among others as Ariel in The Tempest at the Zimmertheater.

THOMAS BOCKELMANN is a director and actor. He has been familiar with managing theaters for 34 years as an artistic director, including 17 years at Staatstheater Kassel. He began at the Tübinger Zimmertheater from 1988 to 1993, where an artistic life's work circle closes.

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CHRISTIAN ADAMSKY has been the Deputy Solo Cellist of the Württemberg Philharmonic Reutlingen since 2005. He completed his artistic degree and concert exam at the Folkwang University of the Arts (Essen) with Prof. Young-Chang Cho. Stations included among others Deutsche Oper am Rhein Düsseldorf/Duisburg, the Essen Philharmonic, Gürzenich Orchestra Cologne, Stuttgart Philharmonic, Radio Orchestra of the Bavarian Broadcasting, Württemberg Chamber Orchestra Heilbronn, and the orchestra of the Ludwigsburg Schlossfestspiele. He received chamber music impulses particularly from the Orpheus, Amadeus, and Hagen Quartets as well as from Peter Matzka (Vienna String Sextet). His playing on the instrument was shaped not only by Young-Chang Cho and Laurentiu Sbarcea but also by greats like Martin Lovett, Martti Rousi, and Patrick Demenga.

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Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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Theater 5 - DIE ORESTIE von Simon Stone

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Directed by: Thomas Koppelt

With Raphaela Baumgartner, Andreas Beer, Hanna Erz, Emilia and Eva Giesler, Eva-Maria Gruber, Sascha Lachmann, Christoph and Lotta Leibold, Finn Pulfer, Lena Sammüller, Trudel Meier-Staude, Matthias Weber

A father who sacrifices his daughter for success. A woman who, together with her lover, murders her husband. A son who takes bloody revenge on his own mother and falls into madness.
Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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Directed by: Thomas Koppelt

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A father who sacrifices his daughter for success. A woman who, together with her lover, murders her husband. A son who takes bloody revenge on his own mother and falls into madness.
Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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Directed by: Thomas Koppelt

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A father who sacrifices his daughter for success. A woman who, together with her lover, murders her husband. A son who takes bloody revenge on his own mother and falls into madness.
Welcome to the most dysfunctional family in theatre history!

2500 years before "Succession," the Greek poet Aeschylus invented the series format: in three parts, he told of a dysfunctional ruling house, whose members become the playthings of the gods and shred themselves in a cycle of guilt and revenge.

The Australian-Swiss theatre maker Simon Stone, known for his radical reinterpretations of classical works, has stripped the myth of its patina and brought the old story of Agamemnon, Clytemnestra, Orestes, and Electra into the present. He shows us a family torn apart by loss, desperately trying to escape its own history. And he poses questions that concern us all: Why do traumas pass down through generations? Can we escape the seemingly unstoppable spiral of violence and counter-violence? Where does justice end and vigilante justice begin? Stone's Orestes is refreshingly modern, shockingly human, and – perhaps his greatest achievement – surprisingly comedic.

Premiere 04.07.26

Further Dates
Thu 09.07., Fri. 10.07., Sat 18.07., Mon 20.07., Thu 23.07., Fri. 24.07., and Sat 25.07. each at 20:00

http://www.theater5.de/

Admission at 19:45

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Othello.Therapie - von John von Düffel

Theater Pralka presents a new play "Othello.Therapie" in 2026

Men and women simply do not get along, as Desdemona, Emilia, and Bianca - Othello's strangled, Iago's stabbed, and Cassio's ex - have quite drastically experienced firsthand. Not only wounded in their self-esteem, they find themselves a few hundred years later at a bowling alley. They had actually sworn to avoid the topic of men broadly. But of course, they end up talking almost manically about nothing other than their botched past relationships and the possibilities of a new love. Old wounds reopen, leading to meanness and jealousy, especially when Lodovico, the wealthy, much-desired handsome man, suddenly appears. For a moment, rivalry threatens, but then the three of them stand in solidarity once again. They each devise their own personal Othello therapy, craving a different life and in their imagination already close to happiness - until their courage fails them. The actors of Theater Pralka present Othello. Therapie, a play by author John von Düffel.

Starring: Christine Haus (Desdemona), Martina Speier (Emilia), Silke Seehaus (Bianca), Christelle Kinzelbach (Bärbel), Stefan Lick (Rodrigo), Andrea Manke (Handkerchief). Prompter: Heike Mägle-Barth.

Technical team: Mani Mayer and Martin Langer

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City of Singen, Randegger Ottilienquelle, Eckey, thüga, Hoffmeier Garden Design, Sparkasse Hegau-Bodensee, Volksbank

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