Coastal Souls - A successful start to the new year
Our January premiere series of ‘Coastal Souls’ was a resounding success!
With good audience attendance and outstanding reviews, we were able to successfully stage and conclude the series. The intense response to this new work – including numerous emails sent to us – touched us deeply.
Good news: due to popular demand, there will likely be a revival in June 2026 – save the date for Coastal Souls on 20/21 June!
Theater der Klänge is entering its 40th year! Four decades of innovative musical theatre, experimental performance and interdisciplinary collaboration – we want to celebrate this with you.
The highlight: starting in May 2026, you can look forward to a special anniversary programme that brings the history, present and future of TdK to life.
2026 annual overview – save the dates!
Here are the most important dates at a glance: • May 2026: 39th anniversary of Theater der Klänge - Start of our online retrospective
• June 2026: Revival of ‘Coastal Souls’ for Düsseldorf and guest performances
• From October 2026: Start of our anniversary series ‘Resonanzraum40’
The complete annual overview with all dates and events will be available on our website from March.
Our media offering will be significantly expanded in the coming months! In the course of spring 2026, you will be able to get to know our work even better:
Already online: • SunDog – complete documentary about Jean-Jacques Lemêtre (see link below) • Danse radicale – dancer and choreographer Pedro Pauwels (see link below) • VANITAS – Dance clips (see link below)
Gradually available from March: • Performer Computer Interaction (documentary) • Theater der Klänge bauhausbühne (documentary) • Palimpsest (documentary) • Interview with Lemetre on ‘Musicalopithèque’ • Trailer for ‘Le Grand’ • Trailer for ‘Musicalopithèque’ • Trailer for ‘NEUE elektronische TÖNE’ • Trailer for ‘Coastal Souls’
The Theater der Klange is gradually switching its digital services to European alternatives, where this has not already been done.
This is a conscious decision: as a German and therefore European cultural institution, we want to act in accordance with European values in the digital sphere too – and no longer hand over our advertising budget and data to companies in autocratically governed countries.
We are aware that this could mean a loss of visibility, as the major platforms continue to dominate large parts of the internet. We accept this – and see it as part of an attitude that we also represent on stage.
If you would like to continue to follow us: our website and newsletter – hosted by the German provider alfahosting.de – remain your most reliable sources of information. Subscribe to our newsletter if you have not already done so, and feel free to recommend it to others.
For anyone who would like to strengthen their own digital independence, we also recommend:
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