“Off to THE TOUR HOLIDAY!” is the motto of the new stage show by REIS AGAINST THE SPÜLMACHINE. In the fourth concert program of the music-comedy duo, everything revolves around the theme of vacation. “We have a vacation playlist with us, with which we want to invite our audience to a two-hour short holiday,” explains Hanke Blendermann the concept.

The duo has been known for many years across Germany for their captivating stage show and their worldwide hits with humor - brilliantly funny song parodies guaranteed to be earworms.

Whether AC/DC or Blümchen, whether ballad or rock song - Philipp Kasburg and Hanke Blendermann demonstrate musical range and navigate through all genres with two-part arrangements and interactive entertainment with style.

In doing so, the trained musicians present unexpectedly funny lyrics: The Beach Boys are “Drinking by a Lake” and Westernhagen lives “Without Villas” on the street.

TOUR HOLIDAY has a lot of new material to offer, but also popular evergreens like the hit “Have You Ever Tried Drinking?” which has been clicked millions of times will not be missing on this journey. Philipp Kasburg promises: “With us, there is 5-star entertainment - All Inclusive. TOUR HOLIDAY is the ideal feel-good place for everyone who just wants to celebrate and laugh again completely carefree and in a community.” Blendermann recommends: “Take a dip in the crowd, lay your towel on the sunbed, and book your tickets today for unforgettable TOUR HOLIDAY moments!”

Copyright: Jan Huesing

Doors open: 19:00 Uhr

You want to know what my new cabaret program is about? I have to disappoint you. I can't tell you today what act I'll be performing tomorrow. Maybe today I'll gossip about milk alternatives, and tomorrow they'll diagnose me with lactose intolerance. Perhaps today I'll mock gendering, and tomorrow I'll feel like a hydrangea in the body of an orchid. Maybe today I'll publicly glue myself to the federal highway, and tomorrow I'll privately go on a cruise with my mom in the Mediterranean.

I should probably issue a trigger warning just in case. Because something in this program is bound to hurt feelings. Whether it's my absurd observations from everyday life, delivered in my rural-rustic manner, or that one Italian aria that reminds you of your forceps delivery.

If you ask me, cabaret and comedy are more like a personal choice anyway. Either you like me and we'll spend a nice evening together, or you don't like me and send me your mother-in-law. However you look at it: It's probably my fault!

Doors open: 7:00 PM

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How Friedrich Merz saved the country.

While the Chancellor is still busy with the agricultural diesel refund, the groundbreaking invention of two Berlin biology students triggers worldwide political entanglements: The pill for eternal life is developed! Unfortunately, it is so expensive that only a handful of American tech millionaires and a foreign president with German grandparents can afford it. However, when a Hamburg news magazine reveals that the pill has already been given to Friedrich Merz, Lars Klingbeil, Julia Klöckner, and Markus Lanz, a storm of outrage breaks out in Germany. NGOs, trade unions, and Richard David Precht demand eternal life for everyone!

Fast-paced, current political cabaret. With lots of music, entertaining and intelligent, which need not be a contradiction.

WITH: Heike Ostendorp, Santina Maria Schrader, and Robert F. Martin

DIRECTED BY: Marcus Kaloff

TEXT: Frank Lüdecke & Sören Sieg

Doors open: 19:00

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Exclusive with a transmission system, you will experience the Freiburg Minster not only from the outside but also during an interior tour.

By order of the Minster Ordinariate, group tours in the Minster can only be held with registration and with a headphone system.

We take care of both requirements.

The voice transmission is done (under the guidance of our guide) through our own headphone system.

Enjoy this great opportunity.

In "The Mummy," you are right in the middle of an equally absurd and eerie-comical story.

After a series of colossal flops, Hollywood director Jack Arnold dreams of a magnificent comeback. That's why he wants to shoot his new horror film "The Mummy" entirely authentically in a real pyramid. With lavish bribes, he secures the filming permit - and ends up in a place of terror. For centuries, no human soul has entered this pyramid, and for good reason. Soon, Arnold must not only deal with the whimsical diva Daisy Donald and his incompetent film crew, but also with an eerie curse and a being that has been waiting for an opportunity to return...

In this horror-comedy, you are right in the thick of it, the audience is part of the action. Of course, you can also follow the events entirely from the spectator's perspective. The kitchen monsters will serve you a delicious 4-course meal in between the scenes. An exciting blend of dinner and theater. Also suitable for those with weak nerves.

Door opens: 30 minutes before the start

Dr. Henry Jekyll has invited to a festive evening at his London mansion. Surrounded by good friends, he intends to announce his engagement to Lisa St. James. However, a dark shadow quickly falls over the merry gathering: Dr. Jekyll suffers from unexplained attacks and appears to be increasingly losing control. Some guests reveal themselves as shady figures. The prostitute Lucy Sharpness bursts into the celebration claiming to be the host's true fiancee. And who is the eerie Mr. Hyde, who seems to know the mansion inside out? Terrible murders take place, and a dark secret is uncovered. What was supposed to be a joyful celebration turns into a night of horror...

In this horror comedy, you will be right in the middle of the action; the audience is part of the plot. Of course, you can also watch the events solely from a spectator perspective. In between scenes, the kitchen monsters will serve you a delicious 4-course meal. A thrilling combination of dinner and theater. Suitable for even the faintest of hearts.

Admittance: 30 minutes before the beginning

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The journey that Magdalena Ganter began with her first solo album Neo Noir (2021) is being consistently continued with Transit.

Being on the road, being in transit, being in change – all this is encapsulated in the title and reflects the life reality of the Black Forest artist over the past three years. Thanks to Neo Noir, the distant thinker, songwriter, and versatile singer has been fervently celebrated by the audience for her enchanting blend of chanson, cabaret noir, and jazz in the style of the 1920s – and has also been praised and awarded by the press. Ganter’s debut was honored with the prestigious German Record Critics' Award in 2021, while her nationwide tour – despite the pandemic – was crowned with great success. Ganter has appeared in TV formats such as Concerts (arte), Kulturzeit (3Sat), Szene (ZDF), Hauptquartier (TV-Noir), or Kunscht (SWR).

Now, Magdalena Ganter has not only left her adopted home Berlin to return home as a new mother. Other farewells and resulting new beginnings were also significant. Above all, the artist draws her inspiration from her passion for cabaret and variety, which shines through even more distinctly in Transit than in her debut.

A tribute to Ganter's idol Josephine Baker mingles here with something cheeky and erotic, while at the same time – as in every real cabaret – serious topics are not shied away from, whether those of our time or the very personal ones. However, the chanteuse packages them so elegantly and gracefully in light muse that they only hit home after listening, starting with the opener "So leichtfüßig," which tackles the all-present death in life with a levitating lightness, through the caffeine-overdosed circus scene "Ich Liebt Du," and the "Sie," flirting with a James Bond soundtrack allure featuring a duet of voice and tuba. The subject of the song brings to mind the mysteriously dangerous stranger in Lady Blackbird’s "Beware The Stranger" to the cheeky closer "Was Immer Lola Will," the only cover on the album.

In this album, Ganter not only celebrates all the facets of femininity – she also firmly holds the strings behind the scenes: on one hand with her own label Neo Noir Records, on which the album is released, and on the other hand as co-producer. To do justice to the variety charm of her music, the strong-willed artist consistently relies on vintage equipment that once again underscores the original, no: primal joy as the essence of Ganter’s sound world. It’s no wonder that she summarizes: "Joy is a good term when I think of this album." (Text: Victoriah Szirmai)

Image: Marcus Engler

Entry: 7:45 PM

What is Soul? A captivating music style, some say. An overwhelming feeling, claim others. It is what makes us distinctive, states the English dictionaries. Each of these definitions applies to the Matti Klein Soul Trio, but the latter describes the essence of the trio founded in 2017 particularly well. For in the Matti Klein Soul Trio, three kindred spirits have come together in the name of groove, charting an independent path beyond the well-trodden paths of Hammond organ trios. At the center of the sonic events are the warm Wurlitzer sounds of band leader Matti Klein, who, with the funk-jazz formation Mo' Blow and the Brazilian yacht-pop heavyweight Ed Motta, has already graced the most important jazz clubs in New York, Tokyo, London, and Paris. The cozy deep tones of a 1973 Fender Rhodes Piano-Bass are a similar unique feature of the group, as is the precise use of sound effects by tenor saxophonist and bass clarinetist Lars Zander. Drummer André Seidel's elastic playing ensures that the trio's other specialty, the uncomplicated preference for Odd Meters, is literally accepted without question.

Prominent Soul gourmets like the BBC Radio legend Robert Elms or singer Max Mutzke swear by the trio's songs, in which vibrant Soul-Jazz and the instrumental Funk of The Meters or The Crusaders stand organically alongside Hip-Hop elements or spacey Post-Rock. And the media response to the band's previous albums and live shows (including Haiti, Finland, or a UK tour) speaks volumes. "That grooves immensely," judges Deutschlandfunk, while the British Jazzwise magazine states: "A new, smoking' hot twist on the much-loved organ trio format. They deserve to be huge everywhere!"

The Romantic era was a particularly brilliant period for portrait miniatures, reaching its peak and at the same time signaling the end of this special painting technique. Countless artists created portraits with great empathy and astonishing technical perfection. More people than ever collected small portraits of their loved ones to carry with them or to gather at home as a pictorial family album. 142 masterpieces from the renowned Tansey collection illuminate the heyday of an art that had to make way for photography during the 19th century.

Accompanying the exhibition is a catalog that, in addition to the annotated reproduction of all works, is distinguished by essays by various experts on aspects of miniature painting during this time. Hirmer Verlag, bilingual German/English, 432 pages, 208 color illustrations.

Tue - Sun 11am-5pm

On this day, everything runs traditionally and strictly according to
protocol: You will be received like high state guests,
allowed to enjoy a glass of sparkling wine in an elevated position
and witness a satirical round of criticism. This will be ensured by BELLA LIERE,
ANDREAS ZIEGER, LUTZ ANDRES & HELMUT FENSCH.

Immerse yourself in one of the most significant nights in the city's history
Wangen im Allgäu 1389

When the Count of Waldburg attacked, simple blacksmiths and craftsmen bravely stood up against the enemy – and became heroes!
Experience the dramatic night when Wangen defended its freedom and wrote history.

Have you ever wondered what life was like at the Celler Court? Now you can experience it!
Castle tour into the past!
With state-of-the-art virtual reality technology, you will travel back to the 18th century and experience the Baroque era up close. Feel the atmosphere of Celler Castle, discover magnificent rooms, and let yourself be captivated by the secrets and stories surrounding Caroline Mathilde – one of the most fascinating personalities of her time. In 60 minutes, you will explore the royal chambers at 6 fascinating stations, meet her staff, visit the impressive castle chapel, and learn all about the life of the extraordinary Danish queen.
Experience history with your own eyes – and all this comfortably and interactively! An unforgettable experience awaits you.

Please report to the cash desk in the castle 15 minutes before the start.

Entry: 1 hour before the game starts

Comedy by Neil Simon
Directed by: Holger Metzner

After the stormy honeymoon, real married life begins. The newlywed couple Bratter moves into their first shared apartment.
Actually, nothing stands in the way of their happiness, if it weren't for the following points: 5 floors without an elevator, a suddenly youthful mother, a flirting extravagant neighbor, and ..., and ..., and ...
Both experience the first challenges of married life in their first apartment. And both react in very different ways to the chaotic conditions with their different characters, and their newly begun marriage is put to a tough test ...

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