August's initial week offers a diverse spectrum of entertainment, ranging from ABBA tunes to cinema comedy – here's a rundown of eight enticing options.
Experience an exciting lineup of events this summer in Hamburg, with a variety of musicals, comedy nights, and film screenings to enjoy.
Firstly, the much-anticipated musical "Thank You For The Music - The ABBA Story" is now playing at the St. Pauli Theater. This musical celebrates the music and legacy of the Swedish pop group ABBA, featuring their greatest hits and portraying the band's history and impact. The musical runs until mid-September, so there's plenty of time to catch it.
For those who prefer live music, the Hamburg Boogie Woogie Connection will take place on Friday, August 8, at Fabrik. Tickets are available for 37,- in advance at www.fabrik.de. Meanwhile, Rappers RIN and Schmyt will perform at the Wilhelmsburger Uferpark in Hamburg on August 3, 2023.
If you're a fan of comedy, the fifth comedy night at Off-Theater is not to be missed. The event takes place on August 8 in Borgfelde, and tickets can be purchased for 24.20 at www.hamburgersprechwerk.de.
For film enthusiasts, the movies under the motto "80 Jahre Hiroshima" commemorate the 80th anniversary of the US atomic bomb attack on Hiroshima. These films will be shown at Abaton, with tickets available from 7.50. The animated film "Last Generals - The Bunker Film" and "Hiroshima A Mother's Prayer" will be shown on Wednesday, August 6.
In addition, the movie "Freakier Friday" premieres on Wednesday, August 6, at the Kinopolis in HafenCity. This sequel to the comedy "Freaky Friday - A Very Cursed Friday" promises to be an entertaining watch.
Lastly, music lovers should mark their calendars for August 8, as the Melvins, a band from Montesano, Washington, will be performing at the Markthalle in Hamburg.
Each of these events offers a unique and enjoyable experience, making Hamburg a hub for entertainment this summer. Don't miss out on the opportunity to immerse yourself in the city's vibrant cultural scene.
The much-anticipated musical "Thank You For The Music - The ABBA Story," running until mid-September, offers a lifestyle of enchanting live performances and a journey through the legacy of the Swedish pop group ABBA. For those seeking entertainment beyond music, the fifth comedy night at Off-Theater promises laughter on August 8.
