In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

An interactive crime comedy

Six people locked together in a room. 90 minutes to leave before everything blows up.
This is the fictional story of the Escape Room, which the active Henriette Jones treats herself to for her 80th birthday. The invited relatives reluctantly agree. After all, it could be the last one that the wealthy lady celebrates. What can happen there is something none of the family members could have imagined. Disinheritance, reconciliation, sex, karaoke, bondage games, and abyssal confessions. The audience is caught up in a whirlpool of lies and misunderstandings.
They love, suffer, argue, and laugh and cannot escape it. To increase the madness, the audience must intervene three times. The spectators choose between different puzzles and are even allowed to vote on the old lady's will. Will it end well? A modern and interactive crime comedy that offers a lot of fun and thrills.

Director: Kerstin Freund-Gutmann

Remaining tickets possibly still available at the box office. Tel: 06441/48481 (1 hour before the event begins)

Admittance: 19:30h

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

An interactive crime comedy

Six people locked together in a room. 90 minutes to leave before everything blows up.
This is the fictional story of the Escape Room, which the active Henriette Jones treats herself to for her 80th birthday. The invited relatives reluctantly agree. After all, it could be the last one that the wealthy lady celebrates. What can happen there is something none of the family members could have imagined. Disinheritance, reconciliation, sex, karaoke, bondage games, and abyssal confessions. The audience is caught up in a whirlpool of lies and misunderstandings.
They love, suffer, argue, and laugh and cannot escape it. To increase the madness, the audience must intervene three times. The spectators choose between different puzzles and are even allowed to vote on the old lady's will. Will it end well? A modern and interactive crime comedy that offers a lot of fun and thrills.

Director: Kerstin Freund-Gutmann

Remaining tickets possibly still available at the box office. Tel: 06441/48481 (1 hour before the event begins)

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Admittance: 19:30h

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

It is "the other city tour" to one of the darkest parts of the city's history: During World War II, Wetzlar became a center of advanced war technology. When the bombing raids reached Wetzlar as well, the industrial plants moved their productions "underground": Prisoners of war and local miners blasted huge tunnels into the surrounding hills and mountains, where opticians and mechanics, together with forced laborers, maintained the production critical for the war effort. The Wetzlar population also found shelter here from the bombing raids. The camouflage was so perfect that the Americans only discovered what they had overlooked until then when they marched into the city. The guided tunnel tour is suitable for teenagers aged 14 and above, accompanied by adults. Participation for children under 14 years old cannot be accommodated.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Musical meets orchestra – An unforgettable evening full of music, emotions, and stage magic

When the world of musicals meets the full sound of a large orchestra, an experience is created that touches the soul.

With Musical goes Symphonic, the audience can expect a musical stage event of the highest caliber – compellingly staged, played live, and full of passion. In a thrilling combination of singing, acting, and sumptuous orchestral accompaniment, Whynot Events brings a work to the stage that is both musically and emotionally moving. The captivating melodies, live interpreted by musical stars like "Uwe Kröger" and Femke Soetenga, as well as audience favorite and special artist "Stefanie Hertel," make familiar songs shine in new brilliance and sound, providing a special depth.

An evening full of passion, goosebumps, and unforgettable moments awaits you as musical and symphony merge into a powerful unity. Everything is live – every instrument, every voice, every note! "Musical goes Symphonic" – experience the greatest musical hits in a breathtaking orchestral dimension.

Doors open at 6:30 PM

Unfortunately, the event had to be canceled.

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

In the old town with its medieval squares and winding alleys, charming half-timbered houses stand alongside representative buildings from the time of the Reichskammergericht, shaping the cityscape. Johann Wolfgang Goethe stayed in Wetzlar in the summer of 1772. His experiences inspired the poet to his first major literary success, the epistolary novel "The Sorrows of Young Werther". Also fascinating is the unfinished gothic cathedral, which reflects a piece of the city's history through its combination of Romanesque and Gothic style elements.

Duration: 1.5 hours

Admittance: 19:30h

An interactive crime comedy

Six people locked together in a room. 90 minutes to leave before everything blows up.
This is the fictional story of the Escape Room, which the active Henriette Jones treats herself to for her 80th birthday. The invited relatives reluctantly agree. After all, it could be the last one that the wealthy lady celebrates. What can happen there is something none of the family members could have imagined. Disinheritance, reconciliation, sex, karaoke, bondage games, and abyssal confessions. The audience is caught up in a whirlpool of lies and misunderstandings.
They love, suffer, argue, and laugh and cannot escape it. To increase the madness, the audience must intervene three times. The spectators choose between different puzzles and are even allowed to vote on the old lady's will. Will it end well? A modern and interactive crime comedy that offers a lot of fun and thrills.

Director: Kerstin Freund-Gutmann

Remaining tickets possibly still available at the box office. Tel: 06441/48481 (1 hour before the event begins)

An interactive crime comedy

Six people locked together in a room. 90 minutes to escape before everything blows up.
This is the fictional story of the Escape Room, which the active Henriette Jones treats herself to for her 80th birthday. The invited relatives reluctantly agree. After all, it could be the last one the well-off lady celebrates. No one in the family could have imagined what could happen there. Disinheritance, reconciliation, sex, karaoke, bondage games, and deep confessions. The audience finds itself caught in a vortex of lies and misunderstandings.
There is love, suffering, arguing, and laughter, and one cannot escape them. To heighten the madness, the audience must intervene three times. The viewers choose between various puzzles and can even vote on the old lady's will. Will it have a good ending? A modern and interactive crime comedy that offers a lot of fun and thrills.

Directed by: Kerstin Freund-Gutmann