In today's world, things never stay the same for long. But there's one thing that will never change: our passion for the arts and for Theater Basel! The 22/23 season boasts 36 productions, including 28 premieres.
Oratorio by Johann Sebastian Bach, staged by Benedikt von Peter. With singing societies from Basel and the surrounding districts, the Sinfonieorchester Basel and more than 50 children on stage. Musical director – Alssandro De Marchi. Watch the documentary! (DE only)
Grand opera epic with top-class singer ensemble. Director Vincent Huguet stages this work together with stage design legend Richard Peduzzi. The musical director is the young conductor Michele Spotti. Watch the trailer below!
We unreservedly condemn the unacceptable invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces. Theater Basel stands in solidarity with the people of Ukraine who fear for their lives and their country. We also stand with those people who attend anti-war protests across Russia. Some of our colleagues are from Ukraine or have relatives and friends there. Together with them, we want to offer our support and help through various events over the coming weeks.
Site-specific theatre by Boris Nikitin and Sebastian Nübling. Eight young people on the verge of adulthood document their lives for one night. Premiere: 26. May at Schauspielhaus
Eine Zugfahrt ans Meer. Antú Romero Nunes und die Basler Compagnie erzählen in einem episodischen Abend voller Querverweise von Sehnsüchten und Träumen. Mit: Aenne Schwarz, Michael Klammer, Mala Emde, Fabian Dämmich, Anne Haug. Nur noch wenige Termine!
Ballet meets street dance. Both choreographers of this evening’s performance – Muhamed Kaltuk and Edouard Hue – started their dance careers in hip-hop, their works bring into focus the differences as well as the similarities of the dance styles.
A trans-mixed antique tragedy. The blind prophet Tiresias has a supporting role in Sophocles’ ‹Oedipus Rex›. Director Leonie Böhm puts him in the spotlight – the all-knowing entity who would rather not know the things he does. At Schauspielhaus, with Jörg Pohl und Gala Othero Winter.
