City theatre resume operations post summer recess
Get ready for an exciting cultural explosion as our city gears up for the commencement of the 2025/2026 season. With a theme of 'Tracks', the season promises to take us on a journey filled with captivating performances, premieres, and unique experiences.
The festivities begin on Wednesday, September 3rd, as City Theatre Director Simone Sterr officially announces the start of the season. A preview concert for the highly anticipated 1st Symphony Concert, led by General Music Director Andreas Schüler, will be held this day.
The 1st Symphony Concert is scheduled for Thursday, September 4th. Tickets for all shows up to and including October are already on sale at the Card House, which reopened on Monday, September 1st, with new operating hours: Mondays to Fridays from 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturdays from 9:30 AM to 2:00 PM. On-site staff at the Card House are ready to provide advice and assistance with tickets and show information.
The city's cultural scene is not just limited to the theatre. From Friday, September 5th, the Summer Stage offers special outdoor theatre experiences, extending over three days with free admission. The programming for the Summer Stage includes unique performances and events, providing a perfect opportunity to soak up the city's cultural atmosphere under the open sky.
The Card House isn't the only venue bringing excitement. On Sunday, September 7th, a big family festival will take place, featuring games, crafts, and surprises for the whole family. The Stadttheater will also reopen on this day, but the head of the Kartenhaus has not been explicitly stated in the provided search results.
The first premiere in the Small Hall is "Gloria", a world premiere in a production by City Theatre Director Simone Sterr, scheduled for Saturday, September 20th. Meanwhile, the first premiere in the Great Hall is "Prince Friedrich of Homburg", scheduled for Saturday, September 13th, in a production by Anaïs Durand-Mauptit.
The cultural extravaganza continues on Saturday, September 6th, as the day begins with tea and Bulgarian songs, followed by the City Theatre's opera choir and an Open Mic event.
To make the most of this cultural bonanza, attractive subscription discounts are available for many further offers. For more information and to book your tickets, visit www.stadttheater-our website. Don't miss out on this incredible journey of 'Tracks'!
