When does SCHILLER BALLADS - PHILIPP HOCHMAIR take place?

The performance takes place on Saturday, October 17, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

Where will the performance be shown?

The event takes place at the Prinzregententheater, Prinzregentenplatz 12, 81675 Munich.

How long does the event last?

The specified event time ranges from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

What is the price of a ticket?

Tickets are available in various price categories according to the ticket shop. The lowest recorded price is €42.20.

Which works by Friedrich Schiller are featured in the program?

The program includes The Bond, The Diver, The Glove, and The Song of the Bell, among others.

Is the Prinzregententheater accessible for people with disabilities?

The hall is accessible via stairs or an elevator. There are mobile ramps for the main entrance; a barrier-free entrance is located via Nigerstraße.

Experience Schiller Ballads live: When classical language becomes an electric theater evening

Name: SCHILLER BALLADS - PHILIPP HOCHMAIR
Start: 2026-10-17T20:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-17T22:00:00+02:00
Location: Prinzregententheater

Schiller's Ballads become an exhilarating stage experience

When Philipp Hochmair brings Friedrich Schiller's ballads to the stage, classical literature transforms into an electrifying theater event. On October 17, 2026, the Austrian actor combines linguistic power, musical energy, and the charged atmosphere of a live concert at the Munich Prinzregententheater.

Poetic drama with revolutionary energy

Schiller's ballads tell stories of courage, self-sacrifice, freedom, and the depths of human decisions. Hochmair unleashes these dramatic forces and brings the texts from the literary monument back into the vivid moment. The production relies on immediate acting, where every word becomes an impulse, and every verse becomes scenic movement.

Philipp Hochmair and The Electrohand of God

Together with the band The Electrohand of God, a cross-genre music-theater format is created. Electronic soundscapes and driving beats form the resonance space for Schiller's language. Thus, classic ballads, concert aesthetics, and expressive direction meet in an unusual dramaturgy.

Literature as a sound body

The program includes works such as The Bond, The Diver, The Glove, and The Song of the Bell. The texts unfold their effect not as a silent reading but as a physical stage experience: rhythmic, intense, and with a strong audience engagement. The acoustics of the Prinzregententheater provide additional space and resonance for the language performance.

An evening between theater, concert, and performance

The performance combines acting, literature, and live music into an evening that opens Schiller for the third millennium. A press review described the format as a euphoric language concert; the Tageszeitung.it described the connection between Schiller's texts and Hochmair's band as a literature experiment. This break with familiar reception patterns makes the production particularly special.

Conclusion: Experience Schiller live

Visitors can expect an intense evening full of language, rhythm, and dramatic tension. Philipp Hochmair and The Electrohand of God illuminate familiar ballads in a new sound color, turning literature into an immediate theater experience. Those who want to experience Schiller not just by reading but with all their senses will find an extraordinary encounter with stage art at the Prinzregententheater.