Flic Flac, Germany's leading organizer of acrobatics and action, will perform in Dresden for the first time next year after the great success in Erfurt and plans to become a long-term part of the city's cultural life.

Flic Flac will set up its tents on the festival meadow Rinne in Ostragehege in Dresden. From June 19 to July 13, 2025, the breathtaking shows will take place! Visitors can look forward to a modern and air-conditioned tent landscape, impressive light and sound effects, and international artists.

Flic Flac has been thrilling audiences across Germany for over 32 years with its shows. From the very beginning, the company has refrained from using animals. The show is a unique blend of artistic performances, breathtaking stunts, comedy, and a captivating atmosphere that transports the audience into a world full of magic and excitement.

The event has been canceled and will be reversed.

In the public tour, you will learn about the production of Meissen porcelain at various workstations in the show workshop. After the tour, you can individually visit the Museum of the Meissen Porcelain Foundation.

Using traditional techniques, all Meissen porcelain is still produced today by hand. The tour through the show workshop provides insights into manufacturing and design.

The tour takes place at 11:30 & 12:30.

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

City tour with a twist: During your smartphone-guided scavenger hunt, you'll puzzle over a few riddles along the way. And after solving each question or task, you'll receive interesting information about the corresponding safari station.

By the way: During your tour, you should aim to hunt down as many safari points as possible. So, every shot counts! Um... we meant, of course: Every answer counts!

Your route will take you to various safari stations. Along the way, you'll discover not only historical sites but also sights and hotspots off the beaten tourist paths. The Safari team has made sure that you'll encounter a few surprises along the way!

Find out in a fun and amusing way new and astonishing things about your city. Here, you'll get exciting insights beyond the classic sightseeing tours and learn interesting facts about your Safari-City on the side.

By the way: The Safari is available 24/7, all year round and lasts approximately 90 minutes.

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

Valid for all evening concerts of the 2025 season. Ticket is non-transferable!

Are you looking for a very personal gift or do you want to drink your coffee from a completely individual mug?

Then, during your MEISSEN visit, paint your very personal mug or a Vide-Poche bowl. Once your unique piece is glazed and fired, we will send it directly to your home. You can choose between a mug and a Vide-Poche bowl for painting. This way, you can conclude your experience in the adventure world with a very personal and unique work of art.

Price:
Mug - Henkelbecher: 79 EUR per person, including shipping within the EU.
Vide-Poche bowl: 59 EUR per person, including shipping within the EU.
Mug - Henkelbecher: 109 EUR per person, including shipping to the US and Asia.
Vide-Poche bowl: 99 EUR per person, including shipping to the US and Asia.

Shipping: approximately 2 – 4 weeks until the shipping of your DIY-MEISSEN mugs.

Recommended age: from 12 years
Duration: approximately 1 hour, depending on your creativity!

Reservations for groups are also welcome!

The two pantomimes living in Berlin, Wolfram von Bodecker and Alexander Neander, are a guarantee for pointed humor and touching depth - all without words. With their picture theater full of magic, poetry, comedy, and optical illusions, they have been delighting their audience for many years. In their program MASKEN*BALL, they pull out all the stops of the art of transformation and let us travel through space and time. Whether a theater lover or a convinced non-theater-goer, an older generation, someone in the midst of life, or a child: This theater experience makes everyone happy!

The magician from Schwerin, Wolfram von Bodecker, and the Paris-born Alexander Neander met during their studies with Marcel Marceau in Paris. As pantomime artists, they went through his legendary school and after joint world tours with the master, they founded their own duo. For many years, Cie. Bodecker & Neander has been regularly coming to the Societaetstheater with their evenings.

Director: Lionel Ménard | Performers: Wolfram von Bodecker, Alexander Neander

Duration: approx. 110 minutes (including intermission)

In the public tour, you will learn about the production of Meissen porcelain at various workstations in the show workshop. After the tour, you can individually visit the Museum of the Meissen Porcelain Foundation.

Using traditional techniques, all Meissen porcelain is still produced today by hand. The tour through the show workshop provides insights into manufacturing and design.

The tour takes place at 11:30 & 12:30.

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

Part I - Albrechtsburg Meissen
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
For more than 150 years, the coveted Meissen porcelain was produced in Germany's oldest castle...
A tour through the cellar vaults and former production rooms in Albrechtsburg Meissen.

2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Way to the MEISSEN Porcelain Manufactory

Part II - Porcelain Manufactory Meissen
3:00 PM - 4:00 PM
After a walk, you will experience an interesting »sensory tour«. What is Meissen porcelain? Can you hear or taste porcelain? How does gold smell? These questions will be answered and make the children knowledgeable experts in no time.
 

Please note when booking tickets:
If you choose a family ticket, please make sure to specify the number of children, as each visitor needs a ticket. This is the only way to plan and account for the correct number of participants. Thank you!

Experience the production of Meissen porcelain up close. Every day we offer clay sound tours (audio guide) in the show workshop. Before or after, you have the opportunity to visit the museum and special exhibition individually. Both are included in the admission price.

 

Daily possible with clay sound explanations in 14 languages:

Chinese, Danish, German, English, Finnish, French, Italian, Japanese, Dutch, Polish, Russian, Swedish, Spanish, and Czech

The language can be selected on site.

Flic Flac, Germany's leading organizer of acrobatics and action, will perform in Dresden for the first time next year after the great success in Erfurt and plans to become a long-term part of the city's cultural life.

Flic Flac will set up its tents on the festival meadow Rinne in Ostragehege in Dresden. From June 19 to July 13, 2025, the breathtaking shows will take place! Visitors can look forward to a modern and air-conditioned tent landscape, impressive light and sound effects, and international artists.

Flic Flac has been thrilling audiences across Germany for over 32 years with its shows. From the very beginning, the company has refrained from using animals. The show is a unique blend of artistic performances, breathtaking stunts, comedy, and a captivating atmosphere that transports the audience into a world full of magic and excitement.

The event has been canceled and will be reversed.

A criminal comedy by the authors' collective die ACHT
The little chicken to great fortune - The impoverished lord of Wildenburg is in debt up to his neck. So he is pleased when he sells a seemingly worthless porcelain chicken for a proud 2,500 euros at the antiques show "Search for Bares - Offer Rares!"
But the joy doesn't last long, for the chicken is actually worth millions!
Worse still: His wife knows nothing of the deal and has already promised the fowl to her snobbish aunt. While he tries to get the chicken back, the halls of the castle fill with suspicious figures who have also caught wind of the prize.
A tumultuous chase for the hens begins, where everyone tries to cunningly swindle the precious hens from each other.
A criminal comedy that explores the question of what came first: the chicken or greed?

Admission 7:00 PM

Max Reger Fantasy and Fugue in D minor op. 135b
Johann Sebastian Bach Chorales BWV 622 and BWV 650
Franz Liszt Saint François de Paule walking on the waves
(Organ arrangement by Lionel Rogg)
Maurice Duruflé Suite op. 5

Admission. 19:00 hours

In the public tour, you will learn about the production of Meissen porcelain at various workstations in the show workshop. After the tour, you can individually visit the Museum of the Meissen Porcelain Foundation.

Using traditional techniques, all Meissen porcelain is still produced today by hand. The tour through the show workshop provides insights into manufacturing and design.

The tour takes place at 11:30 & 12:30.

"Leise flehen meine Glieder"
A long-established cult program

Three retirees confess in a side-splitting and touching way that the future is behind them. Freedom has always consisted of constraints, happiness always left wounds, the struggle for love was agony, sex was strenuous, and marriage a misunderstanding. The most beautiful thing was always the worst. Whether in twenty years there will be retirement at 80 and unemployment at 40, gasoline prices will rise and TV programs will become cheaper - at their age, one can only be useful by demanding the required "socially acceptable early demise." Until they feel their strength: We are 20 million... Sometimes bizarrely funny, sometimes quietly melancholic, in this cabaret program praised by critics and audiences, written by Wolfgang Schaller in collaboration with Peter Ensikat, Brigitte Heinrich, Michael Rümmler, and Frank Weiland, accompanied by the Jens-Wagner-Band, reflect on current problems of our society.

Director: Matthias Nagatis