





Sendling, München
Lars Eidinger, the German actor The New York Times called "the greatest Shakespearean actor you haven't heard of," brings Bertolt Brecht's darkly lyrical "Hauspostille" to life with pianist Hans Jörn Brandenburg. It's a spellbinding evening of Weimar-era poetry and live music that digs into identity, alienation, and the macabre beauty that shaped Bowie and Nick Cave.






Sendling, München
Lars Eidinger, the German actor The New York Times called "the greatest Shakespearean actor you haven't heard of," brings Bertolt Brecht's darkly lyrical "Hauspostille" to life with pianist Hans Jörn Brandenburg. It's a spellbinding evening of Weimar-era poetry and live music that digs into identity, alienation, and the macabre beauty that shaped Bowie and Nick Cave.