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Theater in the Zoo

"We really ham it up with our food"

- 15 years of culinary theater- the original one

"A stage for everyone"

With more than 650 opera, ballet, theater and concert programs as well as around 300,000 visitors per season, the Nuremberg State Theater is one of the largest stages in Germany offering all three disciplines of the performing arts -...[more]

Ballet of the Staatstheater

At the beginning of the 2008/2009 season, Spanish dancer and choreographer Goyo Montero, who had been the first senior solo dancer at the Deutsche Oper Berlin, arrived as the new ballet director at the Staatstheater Nürnberg. With him a...[more]

Nürnberger Burgtheater

In the heart of the Old Town in the Sebaldus quarter well-known cabaret artists make guest appearances on Nuremberg's leading stage for cabaret and small-scale theatre performances.

rote Bühne (Red Stage)

Welcome to Nuremberg's coziest cabaret theater! Do you want to spend a few amusing hours in a colorful world again? Then look forward to savoring our lovingly selcted, sophisticated program. Comedy, cabaret, music, dance and theater...[more]

Museum Theater at Albrecht Dürer House

"An Honorable Household", the historical musical theater with and without Albrecht Dürer offers a different kind of museum tour with saucy tunes plenty of information on Albrecht Dürer's House.

Theater Pfütze

Theater Pfütze has been performing plays for children and adults since 1986.

Stories and staging, which encourage people to be heroes in their own lives, create a high-level artistic experience for all generations....[more]

Oper des Staatstheaters (Nuremberg Opera)

On 1st September 1905, the newly-built Nuremberg Opera House opened its doors to the public with Richard Wagner’s “Die Meistersinger von Nürnberg”. The theatre quickly became a focal point of Nuremberg’s social and cultural scene. The...[more]

Schauspiel des Staatstheaters (Nuremberg Playhouse)

Nuremberg’s theatre tradition, which reached its first peak with Hans Sachs in the 16th Century, goes back to the time of the Middle Ages. In 1833, a theatre in the Lorenzer Platz opened, seating 1000.