Name: 2nd Symphony Concert “Grace and Redemption”
Start: 2025-12-14T18:00:00
Location: Moriz Church, Coburg

Bartosz Araszkiewicz

Jaeil Kim

Emily Lorini

Peter Stenglein

Hlengiwe Precious Mkhwanazi

Choir of the Landestheater Coburg

Coburger Bachchor

Landestheater Coburg

Every morning, Director Fröhlich brings life to the zoo with his cheerful singing.
But when he injures himself, it suddenly falls silent: The animals seem sad, nothing is the same anymore – and visitors stop coming.
Luckily, zookeeper Timo has a wonderful idea... An animal-musical story about emotions and the magic of orchestral instruments.

The Elephant Fart

Reithalle

"Going to a concert with your baby? Absolutely!" - Little ones are expressly welcome at our baby concerts . In a relaxed atmosphere, we offer a format that gives little ones space to move around and gives them their first, playful introduction to live classical music. While baby feet bob happily to the rhythm, there's time to cuddle, relax, or dance. But above all, it's about listening together, marveling, and experiencing the magic of music.

Baby concerts

Güllen's train station is run down. The streets and buildings are also dilapidated, many shops are closed, and most of the citizens' possessions are pawned. Money is needed, and urgently! The announcement of a visit comes at just the right time: Claire Zachanassian, a billionaire philanthropist, is returning to her hometown. Once born in Güllen as Klara Wäscher, she was forced to leave the town in a hurry after her childhood sweetheart, Alfred Ill, played a dirty trick on her. Now Claire is back and makes the people of Güllen an offer: One billion, but for that, Alfred Ill must die. The offer is rejected with great indignation. Better poor than bloodstained! But little by little, consumerism increases in the town, a new town hall is to be built, and even the church suddenly has new bells...

The Visit of the Old Lady

GLOBE Coburg

Is it still possible to bring a child into the world with a clear conscience today? This is the question posed by a young couple who long for a child. But the world they would be born into is fraught with crises: overpopulation, climate change, dwindling resources, economic insecurity. Is it irresponsible to have a child now – or perhaps even necessary? What begins as an innocuous question unfolds into a whirlwind of closeness and distance – a rollercoaster of emotions that shakes their life plans. Shouldn't they, both responsible, Fair Trade-buying people, refrain from accelerating the planet's destruction by having children? Where is the line between selfishness and responsibility? 

Breathe

It's Carnival in Venice. The city is filled with masks and disguises, longings and illusions. Everything is permitted as long as Carnival reigns. In the colorful hustle and bustle of the lagoon city, Duke Urbino, a notorious playboy, pursues every skirt that crosses his path, sending the city's husbands into a panic. But while the men try to protect their wives from the infamous seducer, the wives have long since made plans of their own – defying any male dominance...

A night in Venice

Globe Coburg

In an ice-cold attic in Paris, the poet Rodolfo, the painter Marcello, the philosopher Colline, and the musician Schaunard dream of fame, art, and love: poor in money, yet rich in ideals. A chance knock at the door changes everything: Mimì enters Rodolfo's life. A love ignites, full of passion and hope – but Mimì is terminally ill. It soon becomes clear that even the greatest love cannot defy life's adversities...

La bohème

Berlin, 1927: The young Harry Frommermann admired the American a cappella group The Revelers so much that he decided to form his own band. He promptly placed a newspaper ad to find fellow members. Over seventy candidates auditioned in Frommermann's apartment. There were several performances and changes in the ensemble until the most famous lineup to date, the Comedian Harmonists, was formed: Robert Biberti, Ari Leschnikoff, Roman Cycowski, Erich Collin, and Harry Frommermann, joined by Erwin Bootz on piano. With songs like " Ein Freund, ein guter Freund" (A Friend, a Good Friend) and "Wochenend' and Sonnenschein" (Weekend and Sunshine), the sextet took not only German stages by storm. But their success did not protect them from the increasingly present National Socialist regime, as three of the members were Jewish. Following harassment and rejections, they were banned from performing and ultimately the tragic breakup of the group.

The Comedian Harmonists (WA)

On the stormy night when the robber's daughter Ronja is born, lightning strikes Mattisburg Castle. From then on, there are two halves of the castle. In one half, Ronja lives with her band of robbers, led by her father Mattis. The other half remains empty for a long time – until the rival Borka band suddenly takes over. As Ronja grows older, she begins to explore the adjacent forest on her own. On these forays, she must brave wild dwarves, grey gnomes, and many other dangers and finally encounters Birk, the son of the rival Borka band of robbers.

Ronja the Robber's Daughter

He loses his heart and she loses her shoe – with magical consequences… That’s how succinctly and concisely the climax of one of the most adapted fairy tales in world literature can be summarized. The story of the exploited and humiliated Cinderella has touched and captivated people of all ages since time immemorial. Whether as a film, opera, or ballet – this tale of love, hope, and the unshakable belief that dreams can come true never ceases to fascinate.

Cinderella

This year's Christmas play at the Reithalle takes a look at the madness of everyday life. Based on his own experiences as a temporary Christmas elf at the famous department store chain Macy's, David Sedaris paints a wonderfully absurd picture of the festive season—full of overexcited customers, moody colleagues, and screaming children dictating their wishes to Santa Claus. With plenty of humor, we encounter human peculiarities, banal situations, and profound stories. A satire about consumerism, Christmas hypocrisy, and the absurdities of modern holiday rituals. This entertaining evening looks at Christmas with a wink and plenty of music. 

Confessions of a Christmas Elf

2nd Symphony Concert “Grace and Redemption”

Moriz Church, Coburg

The Coburg State Theatre opens the new year with a musical look across the Atlantic: This year's traditional New Year's Concert in the city of Coburg is all about South America. Discover the diversity and sophistication of South American composers – subtle, powerful, and full of spirit.
A thrilling concert full of musical surprises awaits you!