Volksbühne Rissen von 1955 e. V. The theatre in the west of Hamburg

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© Samira Müller
© Samira Müller

In the large, barrier-free auditorium of the Iserbarg school in Rissen, there are performances take place at least three times a year. Low German and plays, as well as the popular comedy nights, are very popular with the popular with the audience and are always well attended.

Low German comedies, High German children's and fairy tale plays during the Christmas season and events such as the Rissen Comedy Nights. At the Volksspielbühne, adults, young people and children can find opportunities to get involved in amateur theatre locally in Rissen. An entertaining and fulfilling leisure activity.

Here you learn not only Low German but also the basics of stage acting. In weekly rehearsals, projects are worked on from the text to the stage. Would you like to join us? Not sure if your Low German or your talent is good enough? Don't worry, most of the actors and actresses have only learned or perfected it during rehearsals on stage.

 

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