On 6 May, we all opened our doors: There was a lot to discover in our workshops, on the rehearsal stages and throughout the house. There was karaoke, live make-up, readings and dancing on the turntables. Costumes and accessories found new owners and there was even a celebrity visit from Olli Kahn at the Ultimate Technology Show. It was a feast for us!

The Habibi kiosk. Everything that is culture flows in and out here. “Who or what is the city”? In the art kiosk we explore the question of how a community with active participation works. The Habibi Kiosk is a transparent window into the Kammerspiele. A space for many perspectives.

Open from Tue to Fri from 2:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

As part of a SISTERHOOD with Ukrainian artists, we are taking a stand for open and free societies. We condemn the attack of the Russian Federation on Ukraine. President Putin is destroying the European peace order. His war endangers millions of lives.

As a European civil society stakeholder, the Münchner Kammerspiele is committed to peace and a civil society-based foreign policy. We realise that in the current situation the task is on us to intensify our collaboration with Ukrainian artists. They and the Ukrainian people have our full solidarity.