2021 Outdoor Performances Start at Freudenberg's Amphitheater Marking New Season
Get Ready for two Thrilling Plays at the Open-Air Theatre in Freudenberg
On June 14, 2025, the Open-Air Theatre in Freudenberg is set to ignite the summer with a double bill of captivating plays. For the younger audience, get ready for an magical, spellbinding adventure with "Once Upon a Time ...". Adults, gear up for a side-splitting, modern-day rendition of Shakespeare's classic comedy, "The Merry Wives of Windsor".
A Magical Mystery Tour - "Once Upon a Time..."
This time around, the kids' play promises to be as engaging for adults as it is for the young ones. Director Brit Löwenstrom has brought together a whirlwind of magic and excitement that can't be missed. With a team of over 180 talented actors on board, ranging from young whippersnappers to seasoned veterans, you can expect a dazzling show.
Laughter is the Best Medicine - "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
Adults are in for a treat with a humorous, thought-provoking take on William Shakespeare's classic comedy, "The Merry Wives of Windsor". Director Brit Löwenstrom has skillfully incorporated modern elements, promising viewers a fresh, relatable twist on this beloved play. With the smooth transitions and efficient set changes, under the watchful eye of stage manager Christina Schaab, you won't miss a beat.
A Successful Run - The 2024 Season in Review
The Open-Air Theatre enjoyed a roaring success in 2024, with whopping 28,000 tickets sold. This season, visitors can look forward to a diverse lineup catering to a wide range of tastes. Press spokesperson Christian Wallhäuser stresses that even the adults will be enthralled by the children's play.
Curtain up on June 14, 2025! Tickets and more information available online.
- A Magical Mystery Tour - "Once Upon a Time..." promises to entertain both young and old with its whirlwind of magic and excitement, directed by Brit Löwenstrom and featuring a talented cast of over 180 actors.
- Laughter is the Best Medicine - expect a fresh, relatable twist on Shakespeare's "The Merry Wives of Windsor" in the adult's play, which director Brit Löwenstrom has skillfully incorporated modern elements into, under the efficient set changes by stage manager Christina Schaab.
