about the play
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
by Giuseppe Tomasi di Lampedusa
translated from the Italian by Burkhart Kroeber
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut and Hannah Schünemann
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
about the play
by Barbi Marković
Commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Christina Tscharyisk
by Barbi Marković
Commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Christina Tscharyisk
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DIE DREIGROSCHENOPER
DIE DREIGROSCHENOPER
by Bertolt Brecht
in collaboration with Elisabeth Hauptmann
Music by Kurt Weill
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
MUSCIAL DIRECTOR: Bettina Ostermeier
about the playTHUR17.09.SAT19.09.MON21.09.THUR24.09.FRI25.09.SUN27.09.TUE29.09.FRI02.10.SUN04.10.WED04.11.PFAUEN -
DIE MAUSEFALLE
DIE MAUSEFALLE
by Agatha Christie
translated from the English by Horst Willems
DIRECTED BY: Rafael Sanchez
about the playSAT03.10.TUE06.10.THUR08.10.FRI09.10.SUN11.10.WED14.10.SCHIFFBAU HALLE -
ICH ERWARTE DIE ANKUNFT DES TEUFELS
ICH ERWARTE DIE ANKUNFT DES TEUFELS
by Mary MacLane
translated from the English by Ann Cotten, Mirko Bonné and Ulrike Draesner
adapted for the stage by Marie Rosa Tietjen
DIRECTED BY: Marie Rosa Tietjen
about the playTHUR01.10.PFAUEN -
AND THE STARS WILL BE UP TONIGHT
AND THE STARS WILL BE UP TONIGHT
A rhythmic–gymnastic essay by and with Mervan Ürkmez
DIRECTED BY: Mervan Ürkmez
about the playFRI09.10.SCHIFFBAU BOX -
DER ZAUBERER VON OZ
DER ZAUBERER VON OZ
by Bastian Kraft
after the novel by L. Frank Baum
DIRECTED BY: Bastian Kraft
about the playSAT24.10.SUN01.11.FRI06.11.TUE10.11.THUR12.11.SAT21.11.WED25.11.PFAUEN -
DER KLEINE PRINZ
DER KLEINE PRINZ
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
adapted for the stage by Antú Romero Nunes
DIRECTED BY: Antú Romero Nunes
about the playSAT14.11.PFAUEN -
MAGIC KINGDOM
MAGIC KINGDOM
by Álvaro Nogales and Adrián Perea
translated from the Spanish by Franziska Muche
commissioned by the Schauspielhaus Zürich
DIRECTED BY: Álvaro Nogales and Adrián Perea
about the playFRI20.11.SCHIFFBAU BOX -
DAS GROSSE HEFT
DAS GROSSE HEFT
by Ágota Kristóf
translated from the French by Eva Moldenhauer
DIRECTED BY: Lucia Bihler
about the playFRI04.12.WED16.12.SUN20.12.TUE05.01.THUR07.01.TUE19.01.FRI22.01.PFAUEN -
ARCHIVES OF FEELINGS
ARCHIVES OF FEELINGS
by Gisèle Vienne
with texts by Marie NDiaye and the ensemble
DIRECTED AND CHOREOGRAPHED BY: Gisèle Vienne
about the playTHUR10.12.SAT12.12.SUN13.12.MON14.12.WED16.12.THUR17.12.SAT19.12.SUN20.12.TUE06.04.WED07.04.FRI09.04.SAT10.04.MON12.04.WED14.04.FRI16.04.SCHIFFBAU HALLE -
DIE LEIDEN DES JUNGEN WERTHER
DIE LEIDEN DES JUNGEN WERTHER
by Johann Wolfgang Goethe
adapted for the stage by Pınar Karabulut
DIRECTED BY: Pınar Karabulut
about the playSAT12.12.PFAUEN
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To mark the end of the season, we're celebrating summer – not like God in France, but like the Salinas in Palermo. On 20 June, around the Saturday evening performance of IL GATTOPARDO, join us for the GATTOPARTY, featuring something for every taste: from the Gattobar and the Gattombola to an Italo Disco late into the night.
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In the Display-Magazin, Michel von Känel aka Paprika talks about how femininity, which once had to be hidden, is now being celebrated.
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At the end of the 20th century, rapid progress in science and technology culminated in a duel between human and machine. In MANIAC, director Calixto Bieito follows the thinkers who shaped this development. At its center stands John von Neumann – inventor of game theory, co-developer of the atomic bomb, and a pioneer of artificial intelligence.
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Programme booklets are available at the book table, theatre box office and through our webshop. Enrich your theatre experience with background information about the play!
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Your event in our facilities. Welcome your guests in the special atmosphere of the theatre world. The foyers and auditoria of both theatres can be booked for a variety of occasions during off-peak periods.
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Schauspielhaus Merchandise. Get the charms for the keys to your theatre heart — while supplies last!