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Today 11.4.
Pinocchio
With physical introduction at 3pm. Register at dramaturgie.mk@kammerspiele.de .
4 – 5:15 pm Schauspielhaus
Community Dance
Dance for everyone
12:30 pm Werkraum
Free
TAM TAM Tanztreff trifft auf Alternative Fakten trifft auf Sendling Allstarzz
As if Godzilla was DJing at P1: Munich's underground institution takes over the new workspace
9 pm Werkraum
Sold out
There is a wait list.
Tomorrow 12.4.
Fräulein Else
Introduction from 7:30 pm
8 – 9:30 pm Schauspielhaus
Sold out
There is a wait list.
Ja mei, wohin soll’s schon gehen?
Guided audio walk about Therese Giehse followed by coffee and cake
3 pm Foyer im Schauspielhaus
Free
Monday 13.4.
Meister und Margarita
Introduction from 6:30 pm
7 – 11:10 pm Schauspielhaus
Young night afterwards
Junge Nacht „Meister und Margarita“
Preview visit and artist talk with the audience and actors from the production, moderated by the Kammer Club, directly after the performance
11:15 pm Schauspielhaus
Free
Tuesday 14.4.
Wachse oder weiche
8 – 10:30 pm Schauspielhaus
Kammerschau #32
A guided tour of the theater with Daniel Veldhoen, Artistic Director of MK
5 pm Foyer im Schauspielhaus
Few tickets
Wednesday 15.4.
Wokey Wokey
8 – 9:35 pm Schauspielhaus
Thursday 16.4.
still stand ich da nicht
The MK:ollektiv is entering its fifth round and finds itself caught between closeness and withdrawal, conformity and resistance, the desire for stability and the fear of stagnation.
7:30 pm Werkraum
Few tickets
Friday 17.4.
Eröffnung der 37. Türkischen Filmtage München
7 pm Schauspielhaus
Followed by a party at the Blaues Haus
Few tickets
still stand ich da nicht
The MK:ollektiv is entering its fifth round and finds itself caught between closeness and withdrawal, conformity and resistance, the desire for stability and the fear of stagnation.
7:30 pm Werkraum
Few tickets
37. TFM-Festivalparty: “One Night in Istanbul”!
10 pm Conviva at Blaues Haus
Free
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May we create tomorrow what we cannot imagine today! Theatre, performances, readings, concerts, music – and everything in-between.
May we create tomorrow what we cannot imagine today! Theatre, performances, readings, concerts, music – and everything in-between.
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.
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.
MK: Music combines subcultures with the possibilities of theater and forms a platform for Munich’s urban society: with international concerts and project developments.
MK: Music combines subcultures with the possibilities of theater and forms a platform for Munich’s urban society: with international concerts and project developments.
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Get into the theater! We give you access to our artists and to all the artistic resources. With guided tours, workshops, talks with artists and other encounter formats.
Get into the theater! We give you access to our artists and to all the artistic resources. With guided tours, workshops, talks with artists and other encounter formats.
MK: SCHICKSALE
The website MK Schicksale is dedicated to the employees of the Münchner Kammerspiele who were deprived of their rights, persecuted, and murdered under National Socialism. As part of an ongoing commitment to remembrance, it seeks to honor and preserve the memory of their often forgotten and suppressed fates.
A special honour for an outstanding acting performance: Thomas Schmauser was awarded the Gertrud Eysoldt Ring last Saturday, 28 March. The award, which comes with a prize of 10,000 euros, is regarded as one of the most prestigious theatre prizes in the German-speaking world and has been presented by the City of Bensheim and the German Academy of Performing Arts since 1986. It stems from the legacy of theatre critic Wilhelm Ringelband, who established it to honour the great actress Gertrud Eysoldt.
Thomas Schmauser impressed the jury, comprising Juliane Köhler, Caroline Peters and Ulrich Matthes (chair), with his portrayal of Hendrik Höfgen in Klaus Mann’s “Mephisto”, directed by Jette Steckel. Congratulations to Thomas Schmauser!