ENGLISH SURTITLES
The filter below allows you to search specifically for all performances with English surtitles.
The Residenztheater produces performances in German only – however, some of these are shown with English surtitles. Please indicate at the box office whether you would like a seat with surtitles visible when purchasing a ticket. You can also buy your ticket online. For the best view of the surtitles in the Residenztheater, we recommend the seats in the »Parkett« from row 10 to row 16, especially in the middle. The seats in the central section of the »Balkon« and in every row of the »Rang« are also recommended.
Schedule
30 Oct
Fri 30 Oct
Prima Facie - 30 Oct
Tessa Ensler is a successful lawyer whose supreme discipline is the defence of defendants in sexual assault cases. Then she herself is raped - by a colleague. She reports him and is now on the other side of the cross-examination - as the victim. With »Prima Facie«, Suzie Miller gives a voice to millions of women who suffer violence worldwide.
31 Oct
Sat 31 Oct
Theaterführung (Theatre Tour) - 31 Oct
Every Saturday you have the opportunity to discover the world behind the scenes at the Residenztheater.
Sat 31 Oct
Die Rückseite des Lebens - 31 Oct
Playwright Yasmina Reza (»James Brown Wore Curlers«) is fascinated by court cases, and her collection of short stories summarises her observations from recent years. She laconically and pointedly observes the moments when incomprehensible deeds must be judged, conflicting statements must be found to be true or false, and often entire lives hang in the balance – and, almost in passing, captures a panorama of human existence. Resident director Nora Schlocker adapts the texts for the stage.
Sat 31 Oct
Wie schützt der Mensch sich vor sich selbst? (How can humans protect themselves from themselves?) - 31 Oct
Residenztheater and LMU Munich enter the second season of their co-operation with the question »How do people protect themselves from themselves?«. Understanding science and theatre as a continuum of approaches to the world means researching on stage and discovering storytelling within the sciences.