When does the performance begin?

The performance begins on 23.04.2026 at 8:00 PM.

How long does the evening last?

According to the event details, the performance window is set from 8:00 PM to 10:30 PM.

What is the ticket price?

The ticket price is €23.50 per ticket.

Where does the performance take place?

In the Silbersaal of the Deutsches Theater Munich at Schwanthalerstraße 13, 80336 Munich.

Is the venue accessible for wheelchair users?

For the Silbersaal, there are wheelchair spots available depending on the seating arrangement. The organizer recommends checking with the service if needed.

Are there any notes regarding entrance and wardrobe?

The Silbersaal usually opens 30 minutes before the start of the performance. The house charges a fee of €2.50 per person for the wardrobe.

Molière's Don Juan ignites Munich's most stylish theater fire in the Silbersaal

Name: DON JUAN - Comedy by Molière
Start: 2026-04-23T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-24T00:30:00+02:00
Location: Silbersaal

An evening full of seduction, wit, and abyss in the Silbersaal

With DON JUAN - Comedy by Molière, a classic enters the Silbersaal of the Deutsches Theater Munich, which still burns with astonishing freshness to this day. The ENSEMBLE PERSONA promises a theatrical event that combines linguistic artistry, desire, elegance, and moral tremors.

The most famous charmer of world literature awakens anew

Molière's Don Juan is much more than a gallant womanizer. The character is a boundary crosser, challenging the order of society with seduction, defiance, and intellectual coldness. The tension of the material comes precisely from this: each scene teeters between comedy and existential emptiness, between courtly lightness and spiritual descent. The production by Tobias Maehler focuses on a clear playing style, precise language control, and an immediate theater atmosphere that brings the evening close to the audience.

The Silbersaal as a shimmering stage for great emotions

The historical Silbersaal, with its intimate atmosphere, baroque splendor, and close audience connection, provides the ideal space for this comedy by Molière. Every turn carries weight, every pause has sound, every glance takes shape. The ensemble utilizes the immediate closeness of the space for a stage experience that does not set distance but rather fine friction. Costume, light, and music intertwine to create an evening that makes classical theater art sensibly tangible.

Dramaturgy with a sharp focus on love, morality, and deception

Don Juan thrives on contrasts: charm against consequence, desire against conscience, lightness against damnation. This is precisely where the dramatic power of the piece lies, which has been newly interpreted and staged repeatedly since its premiere in 1665. The production at the Deutsches Theater Munich picks up this tradition and directs attention to the timeless relevance of the material. Those who love theater will experience here not only a classic but a sparkling commentary on self-presentation, power, and human weakness.

An ensemble that brings language and performance to life

With David T. Schneider as Don Juan, Yannick Zürcher as Sganarelle, and Conny Krause as Donna Elvira, an ensemble comes together that combines comedic precision with emotional tension. The musical direction by Margit Sonnauer and the fencing choreography by Leonid Semenov enhance the impression of a lively theater evening in which words, rhythm, and body struggle with one another. This very mix creates audience reactions that oscillate between laughter, wonder, and resonance.

Conclusion: A classic that sparks new brilliance in the Silbersaal

DON JUAN - Comedy by Molière promises a clever, atmospheric, and visually stunning theater evening in Munich on April 23, 2026. Those seeking great stage art in a historic setting should mark this date. This stage experience unfolds its charm particularly live: close, elegant, witty, and with that fine tension that only theater can create in the moment.