Knights affiliated with George unveil "Engelbert 1225" at Castle Castle, 800 years following the killing of Count Engelbert of Berg.
Prepare for an evening of historical drama as Burg Castle in Solingen, Germany, hosts the reinterpretation of the life of Engelbert II., Archbishop of Cologne, in the play "The Knight of St. George: Engelbert 1225".
The play, set to delve into themes of power, intrigue, and betrayal, is scheduled for two performances this August. On Saturday, August 23rd, the curtain will rise at 8:00 PM, and another performance is scheduled for August 30th, with the exact time yet to be announced.
This two-hour performance promises to be a captivating journey through medieval times, shedding light on the life of Engelbert II., a Count of Berg, Duke of Westphalia, and Imperial Vicar of His Majesty the Emperor. Engelbert is famously associated with St. George and met his end on November 7, 1225, through assassination.
For those interested in attending, pre-sale tickets are available for 12.50 EUR plus fees, while tickets at the box office will cost 15.00 EUR. Tickets can be obtained online and printed at home, or purchased directly at the box office. Seating for the performance is free.
It's important to note that these evening performances are intended for an adult audience, with a recommended minimum age of 12 years.
The performance will take place at Burg Castle, Schlossplatz 2, 42659 Solingen. Admission to the performance begins approximately 7:00 PM.
For accurate and up-to-date information on the storyline, schedule, and ticket sales, we recommend checking the official website of Burg Castle Solingen or contacting the castle’s visitor service directly. They usually provide detailed information on performances and ticket sales.
Experience the thrill of medieval times at Burg Castle this August with "The Knight of St. George: Engelbert 1225". Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to step back in time and witness the drama of Engelbert II.'s life unfold on stage.
Engage with the compelling narrative of "The Knight of St. George: Engelbert 1225" by following the performance on social media to stay updated on the latest news and discussions about medieval drama, power, and history. Additionally, for movie and TV enthusiasts, this unique theatrical experience promises to be as captivating as any blockbuster or series, providing a real-life journey through the life of Engelbert II.
