From Mainz to the Memel (Von Mainz bis an die Memel) CLV
A video snippet lecture by Jürgen Kuttner
Deutsches Theater
20.00 - 22.30
From 7–10 October the international festival Radar Ost focuses on ART[ISTS] AT RISK and shows productions by and with artists from Belarus, Russia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Ukraine, who deal theatrically with the field of tension "art and conflict".
Look forward to five premieres and the return to Deutsches Theater of Decamerone, a cooperation with the Gogol Center Moscow directed by Kirill Serebrennikov!
Look forward to five premieres and the return to Deutsches Theater of Decamerone, a cooperation with the Gogol Center Moscow directed by Kirill Serebrennikov!
Video message by Kirill Serebrennikov
Director Kirill Serebrennikov sends greetings from Moscow! Decamerone will be shown as part of the Radar Ost festival. The dates are October 7, 8, 9 and 10.
Dear audience,
we are very happy to welcome you at the Deutsches Theater and Kammerspiele!
Please note that you need to meet the familiar requirements (including a negative test, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence). Furthermore we kindly ask you to wear a mask. You are allowed to take off your mask as soon as you have taken your seat.
Please note that you need to meet the familiar requirements (including a negative test, vaccination certificate or proof of convalescence). Furthermore we kindly ask you to wear a mask. You are allowed to take off your mask as soon as you have taken your seat.
The next premieres
© Arno Declair
Sophocles’ drama examines the human condition trapped as it is between the past and future, fate and self-determination, guilt and anger. Director Ulrich Rasche takes a special look at the understanding of power and dominion, the gap between rulers and the populace, and the fundamental issue of democracy.
© Julius von Bismarck
The New Ones
The two new season books of the Deutsches Theater and the Junges DT are here – check them out!
Mit Wundern rechnen
HALT – ZUSAMMEN – HALT
Get all digital offers of the Deutsches Theater in the new category DT Digital. Here you can find the latest podcasts, videos and find out which production you can soon see as a stream. Please note that this page is only available in German. Check it out here!
Maria Sturm, born in Ploiești/Romania, grew up in Augsburg. Besides personal projects she has been shooting for the Wall Street Journal, Stern, NZZ Folio and the ZEITmagazin. Her work has been awarded and exhibited several times. Maria Sturm lives and works in Berlin.
Statement by the "Initiative GG 5.3 Weltoffenheit"
As representatives of public cultural and research institutions in Germany, we share a mandate from the state to promote arts and culture, historical research and democratic education and to make these accessible to the general public. Toward this end, we rely on a public sphere that welcomes controversial debates in accordance with the norms of the German constitution. At the center of our initiative lies a common struggle against antisemitism, racism, right-wing extremism and any form of violent religious fundamentalism. Intendant Ulrich Khuon is one of the signatories of the statement of this initiative.