Name: 3rd Chamber Concert
Start: 2026-03-29T11:00:00
Location: Reithalle

Landestheater Coburg is set to captivate audiences with an eclectic lineup of events in 2026, ranging from lively musicals to introspective plays and grand orchestral performances. With a repertoire featuring classics like 'My Fair Lady,' thought-provoking plays such as 'Closed Society,' and emotionally charged concerts including Beethoven's masterpieces, this season promises a rich tapestry of culture and artistry. Performances by talented artists in Coburg's historic venues ensure a year of vibrant storytelling and musical excellence.

Exploring Landestheater Coburg's Diverse 2026 Lineup: Musicals, Plays, and Concerts

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Martin Emmerich

Woongwhee Moon

Jeremias Zöhrer

Diana Zohrabyan

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

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)

Globe Coburg

Flower girl Eliza Doolittle unexpectedly becomes involved in a bizarre bet made by phonetics professor Henry Higgins: he wants to turn the uneducated street vendor into a refined lady. A hard and humiliating time begins for Eliza, but she stands up to the drill and shines at Ascot and at the London Diplomatic Ball. Soon, however, she realizes that she has only been a plaything for men and demands respect. For the difference between a lady and a flower girl lies not in her behavior, but in the way she is treated...

My Fair Lady

Athens is at a standstill. The old King Theseus announces his abdication once again, but so far nothing has happened. His wife Phaedra is also growing impatient, eager to finally throw off the restrictive corset of the court. The designated heir to the throne, Demophon, is already awaiting his coronation. All that is missing is the planned marriage to Persea, which is supposed to seal the transfer of power. But Persea is no docile bride. Instead of resigning herself to her fate, she questions the rules – and ignites her forbidden love for Phaedra. A scandal that shakes the foundations of Athenian society. In a world ruled by rigid rules and the influence of the high priest, love can become a dangerous act of rebellion. What ensues is a struggle between social order and individual freedom.

Phaedra, in flames

The penniless Nemorino is madly in love with Adina. But she, clever and self-confident, disdains his clumsy advances. Instead, she promptly becomes engaged to the rich but complacent Captain Belcore. When the quack Dulcamara arrives in the village, Nemorino finds new hope: a love potion is supposed to turn his luck around! What worked for Tristan and Isolde can't hurt him after all. But the longed-for magic never appears. Desperately, he reaches for a double dose – as they say, more is better. And sure enough: suddenly, the entire village women are flocking to him! But is it really the potion that's to blame?

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