When does the performance take place?

The Room Battle will be performed on June 18, 2026, at 8:00 PM at the Pullach Community Center.

How much is the admission?

Tickets start at €26.40, discounts are available.

Where is the play performed?

The performance takes place at the community center, Great Hall, at Heilmannstraße 2 in 82049 Pullach in the Isartal.

Is the Great Hall wheelchair accessible?

The Great Hall is accessible without steps on the parquet floor. The gallery is not wheelchair accessible.

Are there any instructions for getting there and parking?

The community center has a nearby underground parking garage with 130 parking spaces. Additionally, access via the Pullach community center is well signposted.

How do I obtain tickets?

Tickets are available through advance sale at the community center, by phone, and online.

Martin Walser's The Room Battle unfolds an intense marital drama live at the Pullach Community Center

Name: The Room Battle
Start: 2026-06-18T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-19T00:15:00+02:00
Location: Bürgerhaus, Großer Saal

A pointed marital drama full of wit, force, and truths

With Martin Walser's The Room Battle, a play opens on June 18, 2026, that uncovers the fine cracks of everyday life with surgical precision. At the Pullach community center, wounded egos, swallowed wishes, and razor-sharp dialogues collide – a theater evening that turns a living room into a battlefield of emotions.

A classic of psychological intensification

Walser wrote this drama as a practice piece for a couple that resonates far beyond its time of creation. A planned evening tips over, the conversational order collapses, and from the polite facade emerges a bitterly comic reckoning with love, power, and self-deception. It is precisely this concentration on two characters and a single space that gives the play its suffocating intensity.

Direction focusing on language and tension

The production by Florian Schwartz relies on the power of the text and the dynamics between Felix and Trude Fürst. When Walser’s sentences become entangled, the tone shifts from everyday chatter to a psychological chamber play. This creates the kind of theatrical atmosphere where every hesitation, every pause, and every side remark carries weight. The audience and the characters face each other in a confined space – one can hardly get closer to a marital catastrophe.

Scenography, acoustics, and theater atmosphere at the Pullach community center

The Great Hall of the Pullach community center offers a setting with its easily accessible parquet floor, transparent architecture, and views of the Isar valley that is perfect for concentrated acting. The venue has up to 440 seats, professional event technology, catering, and a nearby underground parking garage. For theater evenings, it creates a stage experience that combines intimate verbal artistry with a cultivated cultural framework.

Why this piece still resonates today

The Room Battle is more than a relationship play. The drama shows how quickly everyday grievances turn into a power struggle, how linguistic precision morphs into a weapon, and how fragile certainties are in the private space. It is precisely in this that the lasting power of this theater evening lies: it presents human closeness as a challenge and distance as pain.

Conclusion

Those seeking great acting, precise dramaturgy, and an evening full of psychological tension will experience a piece of German theater history in fresh presence in Pullach. The Room Battle promises an intense performance that resonates long after. An evening for all who want to not just see theater but feel it.