Theater Vorpommern: Season without a theme! Discover the new highlights!

Theater Vorpommern: Season without a theme! Discover the new highlights!

Theater Vorpommern is about to embark on an exciting new season, starting on July 7, 2025. Without an overarching motto, the ensemble concentrates entirely on playing and meeting the audience. As the South German newspaper reports, the aim is to arouse curiosity and promote exchange between visitors.

An extensive supporting program offers exciting insights behind the scenes. The new opera director Aurelia Eggers will delight the audience with classical and modern pieces. The program includes, among other things, the well-known opera “Carmen” by Georges Bizet, as well as an unusual reinterpretation of Stephen King’s “The Shining” as an opera. The children's opera “Holle!” is particularly suitable for young viewers. interesting, which deals with the topic of climate change.

Diverse offer for everyone

The ballet department provides a varied program with pieces such as “Alice in Wonderland” and “The Nutcracker”. An evening about the famous Marilyn Monroe will not be missed either. The play includes, among other things, Schiller's classic “The Robbers” and the contemporary play “Memories of a Girl” by Annie Ernaux. In summer there will also be the funny piece “NEINhorn” by Marc-Uwe Kling and Astrid Henn, which is perfect for an evening outdoors.

A mix of philharmonic and chamber concerts is offered for music lovers, while the “Rock Symphony Night” contributes to cultural diversity with powerful sounds. There will also be a special event at the Oceaneum presenting songs about the power of the sea.

Rise after crises

The Vorpommern Theater, which shines with its three venues in Putbus, Stralsund and Greifswald, has a long tradition and is now looking forward to new challenges. With renovation work on the Great House in Greifswald, which has been underway since 2022, the theater is using the town hall as an alternative venue. Loud Stage club The entire industry is experiencing a return to normality despite several crises. The number of events has increased by around 15 percent in recent years, which is also reflected in a 64 percent increase in visitor numbers.

With a new management team, including Rolf C. Hemke as artistic director from November, the theater is bringing a breath of fresh air to artistic management and creating space for creative developments. The team emphasizes that in these “oppressive times” it is more important than ever to focus on gaming and invite audiences to share experiences together.

The Theater Vorpommern is ready for an exciting season that impresses with a variety of cultural offerings and focuses on the shared experience. Viewers can already look forward to a varied program!