When does the performance start

The performance starts on 19.06.2026 at 20:00 on Stage 3 at the Munich Volkstheater.

How much is the admission fee

The ticket price for Stage 3 is 21 euros.

Is the theatre accessible

Yes, the Munich Volkstheater is accessible. A lift leads to Stage 3, and there are accessible toilets and seats for people with disabilities.

Are there parking options

Yes, the house has a paid underground garage. Arriving by public transport is recommended.

How is the connection with public transport

The stops Poccistrasse and Goetheplatz are within reachable distance. Additionally, bus lines run to Kapuzinerplatz.

Is the performance sold out

According to the event page, the performance is sold out, but there may be remaining tickets at the box office.

A quiet urban play full of tension and delicate stage poetry in Munich

Name: On Greifswalder Street
Start: 2026-06-19T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-20T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Münchner Volkstheater

An evening about closeness, chance, and the subtle tremors of the big city

Roland Schimmelpfennig's On Greifswalder Street leads us right into a poetic Berlin panorama, where fleeting encounters grow into moments of fate. At the Munich Volkstheater, the text meets the work of Carolin Hartmann and the masterclass of the Zerboni School of Acting Munich - a young ensemble shapes a dense stage experience from fine scenes, precise acting, and atmospheric tension.

Big City as a Resonance Room

Schimmelpfennig condenses everyday life into a mosaic of glances, paths, and failures. People pass by one another without knowing each other, yet are already intertwined. This is exactly where the power of this production lies: the seemingly small gains weight, the random acquires a dramatic line, and moments of passing by create theatre of astonishing presence.

The Language of Interspaces

The production does not rely on loud effects but on rhythm, precision, and condensation. Fine dialogues, sharply set transitions, and a play with allusion and silence open the view on characters yearning for closeness yet living past themselves. This form of theatrical art reminds us of how powerful contemporary theatre can be when it does not smooth over the uncertainties of life but makes them visible.

Young Ensemble, Clear Lines, Strong Presence

The collaboration with the masterclass of the Zerboni School of Acting Munich brings fresh energy to the stage. Especially with a piece like this, ensemble work is decisive: a precise gaze, a delayed reaction, an abrupt silence can tell more than any grand gesture. Thus, a theatre atmosphere emerges that remains approachable while making the entire strangeness of the city palpable.

A Piece that Continues to Resonate

On Greifswalder Street is not a loud spectacle, but an evening for viewers who love subtle storytelling. Those who engage with this theatre evening experience a piece about longing, chance, and the fragile order of everyday life - intelligent, touching, and with that openness which resonates long after the final image.

Anyone wishing to experience contemporary speaking theatre in its concentrated form should not miss this evening live at the Munich Volkstheater.