Contact
Die Wühlmäuse, Pommernallee, Berlin, Deutschland
Phone: +49 (0)30 3067 3011
Fax: +49 (0)30 3067 3030
E-Mail: karten@wuehlmaeuse.de
http://www.wuehlmaeuse.de
The renowned Berlin cabaret theater “Die Wühlmäuse” was founded by Dieter Hallervorden 60 years ago. Today it is one of the leading cabaret stages in Germany and presents a diverse program 364 days a year that has something to suit every taste.
The impressive theater with its 516 seats on Theodor-Heuss-Platz offers a daily stage for first-class performances by established stars as well as promising young artists from the fields of cabaret and comedy. Regular guests include greats such as Mathias Richling, Wilfried Schmickler, Dieter Nuhr, Horst Evers, Jochen Malmsheimer and Simone Solga. Up-and-coming talents of recent years such as Matthias Egersdörfer, Sebastian Pufpaff, Torsten Sträter, Kay Ray and Florian Schroeder are also impressive. The diverse program is rounded off by concerts by artists such as Katja Ebstein, Ulla Meinecke, Romy Haag, Purple Schulz and Stefan Gwildis as well as readings by Jürgen von der Lippe, Harald Martenstein and Axel Hacke.
Since September 2017, the cabaret theater “Die Wühlmäuse” has once again had its own ensemble, fulfilling a long-held wish of host Dieter Hallervorden. The ensemble was put together together with the renowned Berlin cabaret artist Frank Lüdecke, who is responsible for the text and direction. The talented actors and cabaret artists Santina Maria Schrader, Birthe Wolter, Mathias Harrebye-Brandt and Robert Louis Griesbach are now bringing the stage to life in their second Wühlmäuse production, “Lielogen Truths”.
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