Alma Hoppes Lustspielhaus
Alma Hoppes Lustspielhaus sits in the heart of Hamburg’s Eppendorf district and presents political satire alongside cabaret. The venue has wheelchair access for visitors.
Built in 1927, the building has moved through several public roles before becoming a theatre. It served as a community centre and cinema. Its stage now combines productions from the resident Alma Hoppe ensemble with guest performances by German actors and comedians. Political commentary gives the programme its sharp focus.
Martin Buchholz, Henning Venske and Reiner Kröhnert appear among the performers associated with its stage. Their work brings contemporary issues into a cabaret setting. In Eppendorf, a 1927 building frames live satire, ensemble work and visiting performers.
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