Houseparty

The Habibi Kiosk is transformed into a space of living memory. The ensemble and other staff members of the Kammerspiele, together with associated members of the local community, explore the stories of former employees of the Munich Kammerspiele who were persecuted, displaced or murdered under National Socialism through personal accounts, retellings, dance and plenty of music.

Characters from current and past productions extend a warm welcome to the audience at the party marking the 100th anniversary of the Schauspielhaus on Maximilianstraße. Rumour has it that a well-known chef will be sharing the birthday cake with the guests.

Starring: Frangiskos Kakoulakis, Anali Goldberg, Annika Neugart, Annette Paulmann, Michael Pietsch, Konstantin Schumann, Edmund Telgenkämper, and others.
Music: Well Brüder

The Münchner Kammerspiele was founded as a private theatre by Jewish families in Munich and supported by them for many years. After the National Socialists came to power in 1933, the theatre was ‘purged’ of so-called ‘Jewish and foreign elements’ and became a municipal theatre under Hitler in 1939. To mark its 100th anniversary, the Kammerspiele and the Institut für Neue Soziale Plastik have published an open call, aimed at Jewish artists and those critical of anti-Semitism, asking for submissions of fictional opening speeches with which the theatre could be inaugurated today. On 24 October, the four selected speeches will be delivered for the first time on the stage of the Schauspielhaus.

Featuring: Anali Goldberg, Annika Neugart, Thomas Schmauser, Anja Signitzer
Texts: Noam Frank, Avishai Milstein, Düzgün Polat, Polina Schneider
Dramaturgy: Hannah Saar

Drag queen Anali Goldberg from Berlin and actress Maren Solty will be hosting the drag show, featuring illustrious guests from London, North Rhine-Westphalia, Stuttgart and Munich. We’re celebrating the joy of play, of shaping one’s own story, and the adaptability of both the individual and society!

Hosts: Anali Goldberg, Maren Solty
Featuring: Anali Goldberg, SirDan Manhattan, Mieze McCripple, Pasta Parisa, Drag Syndrome with Rocky Black, Lucy Wilke

Who doesn’t fondly remember those legendary, song-filled and sweat-drenched karaoke nights at the Kammerspiele back in the good old 2010s! But the same goes for everyone else too: The stage is yours!

From 6.00 pm, you can sign up for your chosen songs at the Info Point. First come, first served!

Hosts and vocal support: Elias Krischke, Damian Rebgetz, Wiebke Puls, and others.

Instructor LazyLarry gets every party into shape! True to the motto: Work-in, Drink-in, Dance-in! She’ll be accompanied by the DJ duo elwalajo and Rollo.3000, who’ve got some hot aerobics tracks in their record bags to make your hip flexors burn! Bring your sweatbands – for a collective sweat and a good laugh before heading off to bed.

Featuring: LazyLarry, elwalajo, Rollo3000

In a truly unique way, the night – long since held dear – takes centre stage at the Schauspielhaus. Make yourselves comfortable, snuggle up in romantic, dreamlike reveries and listen to the ambient sounds, whilst the galleries are haunted and curious figures roam through the night. A mysterious lamp casts a dim glow, the cello opens invisible doors, and a special guest of honour entices us into other realms with an extraordinary set. Who knows what happens when reality goes to sleep?

First come, first served: if you’d like to grab a spot right on stage, you can collect a wristband from the Info Point from 8.00 pm. Pillows and blankets are available on site.

Line-up:

11.30 pm–12.10 am Die Lampe
00.10–01.00 Matthias Stadler & Jelena Kuljić
01.00–01.35 Zeynep Ayşe Hatipoğlu
01.35–01.50 Alex Martini
01.50–02.15 Maria Hafner and the Romantic Men’s Choir (Münchner Sänger-Tafel e.V. 1892)
02.15–04.00 (summer time)/03.00 (winter time) Acid Pauli
03.00 Clocks change to 2.00
03.00–03.40 (winter time) Zooey Agro
03.40–05.00 (winter time) Matthias Stadler

In memory of the famous underground cabaret bar that Valeska Gert opened whilst in exile in New York in the 1940s, TAM TAM’s Beggar Bar offers a haven for thirsty and restless friends of the avant-garde in the upper foyer from 7.30 pm.