How long does TANZ DER VAMPIRE - Das Musical last?
The musical lasts about 3 hours including a 20 minute intermission after Act 1. Enough time for a short walk to the toilet or a refreshing drink!
Finally back: TANZ DER VAMPIRE – Das Musical comes back to Hamburg as one of the most successful German-language musicals! For more than 25 years, the musical by Michael Kunze and Jim Steinman has been thrilling audiences with an extraordinary combination of chills and comedy. You can expect rousing dance scenes, rocking, emotional ballads, spectacular stage sets and opulent/impressive costumes, all of which make for an eventful visit to the musical.
The musical has enjoyed worldwide success since its premiere by Vereinigte Bühnen Wien in 1997 at Vienna's Raimund Theater. The musical has already captivated more than 10 million people with its unique mixture of rock ballads, comedy and unique costumes. To date, a total of over 10,000 performances have been staged in 12 languages and 14 countries.
When the curtains fall at the Stage Operettenhaus in Hamburg and a dark vampire castle is revealed, the stage is set for TANZ DER VAMPIRE – Das Musical. A performance with grandiose costumes, strange characters and a unique story that is guaranteed to overwhelm! Dance of the Vampires tells the captivating story of the oddball Professor Abronsius, who sets off on a journey to Transylvania in search of vampires. He is accompanied on his journey by his young assistant Alfred, who falls in love with the innkeeper's daughter Sarah - but the sinister Count von Krolock also wants to possess the beautiful Sarah and lures her to his castle.
In Dance of the Vampires, the successful author Michael Kunze humorously tells the story of Professor Abronsius and has grandly staged his journey. Immerse yourself in the imposing vampire house or the sinister graveyard, the stage production underscores the eerily beautiful story in a unique way. Fittingly, world-famous rock composer Jim Steinman complements the stage settings with rocking, soulful ballads. This combination is guaranteed to send a comforting shiver down your spine!
Spielbudenplatz 1
20359 Hamburg
The Stage Operettenhaus is located in the heart of St. Pauli directly on the Reeperbahn in the immediate vicinity of the "Dancing Towers". A moving history is hidden behind this name. Opened in 1841 as "Circus Gymnasticus", it was renamed "Central-Halle" about 25 years later and "Operettenhaus Hamburg" in 1920. Neither destruction during the war nor other ups and downs could prevent the house from retaining its firm place in the cultural scene. Let yourself be inspired by this modern and at the same time traditional house. It has a modern foyer over 2 levels, whose large window front offers an exciting view of the famous Reeperbahn.
To enjoy your visit toTANZ DER VAMPIRE at the Stage Operettenhaus, you will find the most frequently asked questions on this page.
The musical lasts about 3 hours including a 20 minute intermission after Act 1. Enough time for a short walk to the toilet or a refreshing drink!
Young children are allowed to attend the musical from the age of three. However, a minimum age of six years is generally recommended.
An unforgettable family outing that will make little and big hearts beat faster? Children up to 14 years get a 15% discount on all musical productions. So you can experienceTANZ DER VAMPIRE - Das Musical together and be enchanted by great costumes, a breathtaking scenery and the most beautiful music!
To receive the discount, simply select the "Hamburg CARD discount" option at the desired performance. The prerequisite is that the Hamburg CARD is valid on the day of the performance. Proof of this must be shown at the theatre entrance by presenting the Hamburg CARD, otherwise the difference to the regular price must be paid on location. Further information concerning the Hamburg CARD can be found here.
A spontaneous visit to Hamburg's world-famous musical is also possible. With the Hamburg CARD you get an additional 10% discount on the ticket price.
Theaters are all furnished, remodeled and expanded in such a modern way that you can see well from every seat.
Arrival by public transport
S-Bahn: S1, S2, S3 (Reeperbahn stop)
Subway: U3 (St. Pauli stop)
Bus: 112, 36, 37 (St. Pauli stop) Night bus: 601, 607, 608, 609, 620, 630 (St. Pauli stop)
Arrival by car or coach
You can reach us by car via the A7 and A1. Paid parking garages as well as free parking spaces are located in the immediate vicinity, for example at Millerntor/Heiligengeistfeld. Two handicapped accessible parking spaces are located directly next to the Stage Operettenhaus in the street Beim Trichter. The wheelchair-accessible entrance to the theater is also located in the immediate vicinity.
Address (navigation)
Stage Operetta House
Spielbudenplatz 1
20359 Hamburg
The dress code in the musical is similar to the theater: a visit is a special occasion and accordingly the appropriate clothing is recommended. For a successful evening, however, it is most important that you feel comfortable in your outfit!
With our vouchers you can create your gift voucher individually. Simply select a voucher template for the musical of your choice, fill it out and conveniently print it out yourself by e-mail from home or have it sent by mail!
There is an Open Bar in a separate lounge area. All drinks are included here for €19.90 per person (except champagne, cocktails and spirits) from 60 minutes before the performance and during the intermission.
You can book the option online via Stage Entertainment or by phone on 01805 - 44 44.
Notes:
* By selecting the "goodbye offer" you save up to 40 %. Bookable until 15.09.2024 for selected performances, seat categories and seats while stocks last. All discounts are only granted on the ticket price included in the final price - fixed fees (€ 8.20) included in the final price are not reduced. Depending on the time of booking, a one-off service fee may be charged per order for processing and handling. No combination with other discounts or promotions possible. Subject to change without notice.
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