Hinterhoftheater
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UnclaimedHinterhoftheater was a Munich cabaret stage that closed in March 2007 and was succeeded by HINTERHOF.kultur.
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Overview
Hinterhoftheater was a small cabaret and variety stage (Kleinkunstbühne) in the north of Munich, Germany, located in the Wirtshaus am Hart at Sudetendeutschestraße 40 (corner of Aussiger Platz) in the Milbertshofen-Am Hart district. The venue occupied a building more than a hundred years old that had once served as the workplace and residence of an artist. The stage closed at the end of March 2007 and was succeeded by the Kleinkunstbühne HINTERHOF.kultur, which continues to operate in the same premises. The cultural programme is supported by the Spaten-Löwenbräu-Gruppe, and the associated restaurant serves Bavarian cuisine. The venue is connected to public transport via the U2 station Am Hart. Over the years the programme featured German-language artists such as Harald Schmidt, the Biermösl Blosn, Gerhard Polt, the Wellküren, Richard Rogler, Jörg Hube, Sissi Perlinger, Josef Hader, Ottfried Fischer and Christian Ude. The Wirtshaus am Hart also hosts the annual Kaleidoskop-Preis, awarded to two Munich-related artists for outstanding artistic achievement; recipients have included Helmut Eckl (2013), Thomas Gerlach and Alfred Högerle (2014), and Wolfgang Ramadan (2015).
History
Hinterhoftheater was a Kleinkunstbühne (small cabaret stage) in the north of Munich, Germany, housed in the Wirtshaus am Hart at Sudetendeutschestraße 40 (corner of Aussiger Platz) in the Milbertshofen-Am Hart district. The building itself is more than a hundred years old and was once the workplace and residence of an artist. The stage closed at the end of March 2007. It was succeeded by the Kleinkunstbühne HINTERHOF.kultur, which continues to operate in the same premises. The cultural programme is supported by the Spaten-Löwenbräu-Gruppe, and the tavern serves Bavarian cuisine. The venue is connected to public transport via the U2 station Am Hart. The programme over the years featured German-language artists such as Harald Schmidt, the Biermösl Blosn, Gerhard Polt, the Wellküren, Richard Rogler, Jörg Hube, Sissi Perlinger, Josef Hader, Ottfried Fischer and Christian Ude. The Wirtshaus am Hart also hosts the annual Kaleidoskop-Preis, awarded to two Munich-related artists for outstanding artistic achievement; recipients have included Helmut Eckl (2013), Thomas Gerlach and Alfred Högerle (2014), and Wolfgang Ramadan (2015).
Hinterhoftheater closed at the end of March 2007.
Succeeded by the Kleinkunstbühne HINTERHOF.kultur in the same premises.
Kaleidoskop-Preis awarded to Helmut Eckl (2013).
Kaleidoskop-Preis awarded to Thomas Gerlach and Alfred Högerle (2014).
Kaleidoskop-Preis awarded to Wolfgang Ramadan (2015).
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Small, artistically ambitious cabaret stage in a traditional Munich tavern setting.
Cabaret and variety performances
Live cultural events
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