“Believe Tour 2024/2025”

The Gospel People: Now courage and confidence are required!

“Not coldness and darkness should prevail, but courage and confidence are required,”

says Owen Nixon, lead singer and arranger of one of the most successful US Gospel groups

‘The Gospel People’ on the occasion of the presentation of the new European tour titled

‘Believe Tour 2024-2025’. The approximately two-hour program ranges from songs

from traditional “Black Gospel” from America to gospel inspired by jazz and soul,

to the current ‘Contemporary Gospel’ with its rock, pop, and rap elements. The tour will begin on December 14, 2024, and end on January 19, 2025,

with around 30 performances in Germany, Liechtenstein, and Switzerland.

Doors open: 7:00 PM

You save up to 37% compared to individual purchases!
That corresponds to 180,- Euro on the best seats!

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(Regular prices, discounts possible)

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The Kriminaldinner ‘The Bachelor Party Killer‘ – this is a delicious multiple-course menu set in a stylish ambiance surrounded by an exciting criminal case, taking place at the Hotel Restaurant Rössle in Trochtelfingen.

Madlen and Dennis's bachelor party is set to be an unforgettable highlight. With friends, relatives, and colleagues, the young couple wants to celebrate their upcoming marriage.

However, in the midst of the celebration, a terrible incident occurs. An important guest has been murdered. Fortunately, the father of the bride, Hans-Peter Windisch, is a police chief inspector and a hobby hunter.

Together with his friend, Criminal Inspector Schimpanski, he aims to catch the perpetrator to save his daughter's bachelor party.

With a lot of humor, you will start the investigation. Will the two investigators manage to solve the case?

The multiple-course menu will be served by the gastro team at the Hotel Restaurant Rössle, guaranteeing thrills for both nerves and palate. Doors open at 18:30 – the event starts at 19:00.

Entry: 18:30 / Multiple-course menu and theater performance are included in the price / Table and seating will be assigned on-site.

Text, direction and set design: Peer Mia Ripberger

Acting and music: Jel Woschni

Dramaturgy: Corinna Huber



Always at 8 PM; Introduction at 7:30 PM

Location: Zimmer, Bursagasse 16



From time to time, laughter and tears are closely linked. Especially when hopes and longings easily wither in the drought of good news. The dark sides of modern self-realization grow and grow - and expand beyond themselves.

The main character in "mehr mensch als meermensch" is ashamed of the fixation on the ego but cannot escape it. Even the attempt to approach it with jokes fails miserably. And so, she seeks orientation in a fairy-tale world populated by merfolk, wish fish, and highly idiosyncratic shadows. Here, it initially seems possible to simply send the discomfort away.



Peer Mia Ripberger draws on motifs from various art fairy tales and intertwines them into a contemporary narrative about the pitfalls of individualism. A musical, dense theater evening, full of humor and depth - like the sea from which it comes.



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Feeling good at the theater

Everyone is warmly welcome at our place - and we do everything to ensure that everyone feels comfortable. Due to the structural situation, there are unfortunately no unisex and no barrier-free toilets available in the Zimmertheater and Löwen.



Thanks to our sophisticated hygiene concept with clean room air filters, UV-C air purification systems, and constant fresh air supply in both stages, we always have good air.

For those feeling chilly, we offer cozy fleece blankets to wrap up for free.

Our theater bar treats you to cold and hot drinks from 7 PM. You are allowed to take your drinks from the theater bar into the performance! For the hungry, we also offer a small culinary treat.



Our team at the box office is happy to help with any questions!

Phone 07071 92 73-33

Email tickets@zimmertheater-tuebingen.de



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Unfortunately, the event is canceled.

The band Appaloosa aims to always be open in the quirky compositions of saxophonist Sandrine Ramamonjisoa. In improvisation passages as well as in the varied pieces. The young quartet thrives on their intense and intuitive interplay and conveys their joy of playing with seriousness and ease, sprightliness and endurance at the same time. Stylistically, they operate in Creative Jazz with diverse influences including Hip-Hop and Malagasy music.

In 2023, they took first place in the international Next Generation Women in Jazz competition and are releasing their debut album this fall.

Sandrine Ramamonjisoa - Saxophone, Composition
Paul Laga - Vibraphone
Melanie Streitmatter - Double Bass
Nikolas Sieß - Drums

Unfortunately, the event is canceled.

You save up to 37% compared to individual purchases!
That corresponds to 180,- Euro on the best seats!

Subscription - Price Categories:
257,- Euro / 306,- Euro / 339,- Euro / 379,- Euro,
plus system fees (currently 3.50 €)
(Regular prices, discounts possible)

Subscription sales via:
Museumgesellschaft Tübingen
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"The Sky Stormer of Jazz"

Alto saxophonist and composer Immanuel Wilkins, winner of the German Jazz Award 2024 ("International Live Act of the Year"), released his third album "Blues Blood" with Blue Note Records. His debut "Omega" was already awarded Jazz Album of the Year by the New York Times in 2020 and made him internationally known.

With his long-established quartet, the 26-year-old musician presents complex, profound compositions, including the seven-movement suite "The 7th Hand," which addresses the history of slavery. Standing in the tradition of great jazz legends, Wilkins manages to integrate literature, philosophy, and history into his music. Since 2022, he has been captivating audiences worldwide, including at the Newport Jazz Festival, and shared the stage with greats like Jason Moran and Wynton Marsalis. The "International Live Act of the Year" should not be missed!

Immanuel Wilkins, alto sax / Micah Thomas, piano / Rick Rosato, bass / Kweku Sumbry, drums

An event by Jazz im Prinz Karl and the Sudhaus

Doors open: 19:30h

Admit it, you just read "Power to the People" and were humming the wonderful song by John Lennon internally. But this title is not a typo, because in Philipp Weber's cabaret piece, it revolves around the little "Popel," which according to the Duden refers to a "insignificant and pitiful little person." It is actually the task of democracy to shape the scattered small ones into a self-governing people, the sovereign sovereign. But how quickly does the Popel also become the Pöbel? Political scientists have been warning us for some time that more and more Germans are growing weary of democracy. How can that be? Isn't democracy the fairest of all forms of government because it can ensure that the citizens are not governed better than they deserve? According to unofficial surveys by the federal government, 75 percent of Germans believe that three-quarters of Germans are total idiots. But who actually holds the power here? The people, the mob, or the little insignificant ones?

Great performance
presents

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
The Magic Flute
for young & old

in the original German language
with narrator

The Magic Flute is the most famous, popular, and most performed German opera. The magical plot and wonderful, catchy melodies enchant both young and old. It is fair to say: The Magic Flute is the most beloved opera for children.

The opera offers children a variety of stimuli for the imagination: There is the witty, unforgettable Papageno, the wonderful love story between Prince Tamino and his beloved Pamina, the magnificent, wise world of Sarastro's Sun Temple, and the evil, dangerous Queen of the Night with her incredible coloratura drama. Also included are enchanted musical instruments, threatening snakes, and dancing animals, in a world where good triumphs over evil.

Now, a very special, beautiful version of this opera classic is coming to the stage for children aged 4 and older. The shimmering voices of the PRAGER KAMMEROPER enchant the audience with the most famous arias and ensembles of this masterpiece. The magical story is narrated by the engaging actress Melinda Thompson. In the role of "High Priestess Isira," she presents the plot in a slightly shortened, clear, understandable manner, with humor and charm.

The "Magic Flute for young & old" with soloists from the PRAGER KAMMEROPER is not only an excellent introduction to the world of opera, but also fresh and humorous entertainment created for both big and small children, yet by no means childish!

Duration 2x38min + 20min break

Doors open at 16:00

The Criminal Dinner 'The Polterabend Killer' - this is a delicious multi-course menu in a stylish setting surrounded by an exciting criminal case, which will take place at Brauwerk Zoller-Hof in Sigmaringen.

The polterabend of Madlen and Dennis is supposed to be an unforgettable highlight. The young couple wants to celebrate their upcoming wedding with friends, relatives, and colleagues.

However, in the middle of the celebration, a terrible incident occurs. A not insignificant guest has been murdered. Luckily, the bride's father, Hans-Peter Windisch, is a police sergeant and hobby hunter.

Together with his friend Detective Schimpanski, he wants to catch the culprit to save his daughter's polterabend.

With a lot of humor, you will start the investigation. Will the two detectives manage to solve the case?

The multi-course menu will be served by the catering team of Brauwerk Zoller-Hof, promising thrills for the nerves and palate. Admission is at 6:30 PM - the event starts at 7:00 PM.

Admission: 6:30 PM / Multi-course menu and theater piece are included in the price / Table and seating will be assigned on-site.

Premiere

Kalter Hund
or: Dachshunds that bite the grass

Text and Direction: Peer Mia Ripberger
Cast: Cyril Hilfiker, Julian Lehr, Jel Woschni
Set Design: Nicola Gördes
Dramaturgy: Corinna Huber

Starting from December 7, 2024
Always at 8 PM, Introduction at 7:30 PM
Location: Gewölbe, Bursagasse 16

In Karl and Henrik's apartment, there is a free room. How should it be used sensibly: as a children's room or for a new roommate? Karl and Henrik agree on a guest room as a temporary solution. Because visitors don't stay forever. When Rasmus shows up at the door, he is immediately integrated into the lives of the two and their strange but loving rituals. Yet, even though everything seems quite ordinary: Something is seriously wrong in this shared household. Why does everyone need to relinquish the spoon at some point? Why doesn’t one wash the other's money? And who is the mysterious Rüdiger, whose birthday is to be celebrated in his absence?

Peer Mia Ripberger's new play lets the characters meet in a humorously laconic language. Somewhere between crime and grotesque – bizarre, witty, and puzzling.

Premiere

Kalter Hund
or: Dachshunds that bite the grass

Text and Direction: Peer Mia Ripberger
Cast: Cyril Hilfiker, Julian Lehr, Jel Woschni
Set Design: Nicola Gördes
Dramaturgy: Corinna Huber

Starting from December 7, 2024
Always at 8 PM, Introduction at 7:30 PM
Location: Gewölbe, Bursagasse 16

In Karl and Henrik's apartment, there is a free room. How should it be used sensibly: as a children's room or for a new roommate? Karl and Henrik agree on a guest room as a temporary solution. Because visitors don't stay forever. When Rasmus shows up at the door, he is immediately integrated into the lives of the two and their strange but loving rituals. Yet, even though everything seems quite ordinary: Something is seriously wrong in this shared household. Why does everyone need to relinquish the spoon at some point? Why doesn’t one wash the other's money? And who is the mysterious Rüdiger, whose birthday is to be celebrated in his absence?

Peer Mia Ripberger's new play lets the characters meet in a humorously laconic language. Somewhere between crime and grotesque – bizarre, witty, and puzzling.

In Konstantin Schmidt's performances, cabaret emerges from the tradition of cabaret songs like those of Friedrich Hollaender and Georg Kreisler. However, nostalgia does not set in; those who love the connection of music and wordplay will find themselves in the right place with Konstantin Schmidt, complete with situational comedy. In "Schwärzer die Lieder nie klingen..", Konstantin Schmidt brings the black-humored classics of Georg Kreisler back to life. Whether it's "Opernboogie", "Bidla buh" or "Tauben vergiften im Park" – the beloved and resilient Kreisler chansons unfold their unique power in our New Year's concert program, captivating the audience. Rarely does anyone bring them to the stage as contemporarily and sprightly as Konstantin Schmidt. Incredible stories about things that existed, things that exist, and things that would exist if we could do as we wished. This is black and wise humor, and something of the finest that German-language cabaret has produced.

Doors open: 6:30 PM

Its warm sound, musical sophistication, passion, and the virtuosic mastery of their respective instruments characterize the Berlin Piano Trio, which was founded 20 years ago as the "Berolina Trio." Just three years later, Krzysztof Polonek (violin), Katarzyna Polonek (cello), and Nikolaus Resa (piano) won the first prize at the most prestigious chamber music competition in Poland, the interdisciplinary "Grand Prix," and the audience prize at the European Chamber Music Competition in Karlsruhe. The charismatic ensemble was admitted as a permanent member of the European Chamber Music Academy in 2007, which promotes emerging top ensembles.

Katarzyna Polonek is a professor at the Music University of Poznań. She is in demand as a chamber musician across Europe and performs as a soloist with various orchestras. She shares this with her two colleagues, as well as the participation in numerous recordings for radio and television. Nikolaus Resa is an internationally successful concert pianist and chamber musician. Krzysztof Polonek was habilitated at the Music University in Poznań and conducts his own masterclasses. He is concertmaster of the Berlin Philharmonic and teaches in Wrocław and Berlin.

All classical music enthusiasts can look forward to an approximately 90-minute concert evening of the highest quality: The evening opens with Rachmaninoff's Trio Élégiaque No. 1 in G minor, followed by Shostakovich's Piano Trio No. 2 op. 67 in E minor. The largest portion of the concert is taken up by the concluding Piano Trio No. 1 op. 99 in B major by Schubert.

You save up to 37% compared to individual purchases!
That corresponds to 180,- Euro on the best seats!

Subscription - Price Categories:
257,- Euro / 306,- Euro / 339,- Euro / 379,- Euro,
plus system fees (currently 3.50 €)
(Regular prices, discounts possible)

Subscription sales via:
Museumgesellschaft Tübingen
Tel. 07071-22876,
E-Mail: info@museumsgesellschaft-tuebingen.de
and
Bürger- und Verkehrsverein:
Tel. 07071-91360

You save up to 37% compared to individual purchases!
That corresponds to 180,- Euro on the best seats!

Subscription - Price Categories:
257,- Euro / 306,- Euro / 339,- Euro / 379,- Euro,
plus system fees (currently 3.50 €)
(Regular prices, discounts possible)

Subscription sales via:
Museumgesellschaft Tübingen
Tel. 07071-22876,
E-Mail: info@museumsgesellschaft-tuebingen.de
and
Bürger- und Verkehrsverein:
Tel. 07071-91360