The Grenzlandtheater was founded in 1950 by Kurt Sieder and is now one of the city's most influential theatres. Its productions are known for their intimate atmosphere, as the theatre has been deliberately kept small, creating a rare closeness between the ensemble and the audience. The plays range from classical drama to new productions, which often draw directly on the urban environment. Those who take a seat here experience theatre without great distance, carried by a story that has been firmly anchored in Aachen's culture since the post-war period.
Openings
Eligibility
Bad Weather Offer
Target Group the Elderly
for Groups
for individual guests
Other Furnishing/Equipment
Toilet
Hygiene and infection safety measures
Distance control
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More information
- Wheelchair-accessible seats can be requested at the box office. The theater is equipped with a hearing loop.
Author
Organization
aachen tourist service e.v.
