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## Ravenshope At the end of fall, take a musical look at the world from above—and enjoy the view. You’ll see magnificent landscapes, filmed and observed by Bert Stephan during his extensive travels around the globe. Live music features chillstep, IDM, and ambient rock performed by Ravenshope, the band project of Bert Stephan, Reni Reichelt, and Andreas Krug. A musical journey around the world from a bird’s-eye view: Together with Bert Stephan, Ravenshope presents fascinating drone footage of spectacular landscapes from Europe, Africa, Australia, and North and South America. Majestic mountain ranges, vast valleys, wild coastlines, endless deserts, and impressive natural landscapes take on a whole new dimension when viewed from the air. The band accompanies the images live with atmospheric chillstep, IDM, and ambient rock, creating an immersive soundscape that blends visuals and music into an extraordinary experience. Sit back, drift off, and let all these impressions carry you to all kinds of places on our beautiful Earth.... in the auditorium, with seating... Admission €20 *
### November 15, 2026 / 2:00 p.m. # ... Taking Small Steps Through Turbulent Times! ## Global Village Kids Presentation How did our grandparents play? What was school like back then? What’s different today—and what should still be the same in 10 or 20 years? In “Taking Small Steps Through Turbulent Times,” these questions are explored through dance and circus acrobatics. Together with the children, stories are collected, and memories and ideas are transformed into movements and short scenes, which are then presented as a group. Children from Kleinhennersdorf, Papstdorf, Reinhardtsdorf, Cunnersdorf, Bad Schandau, Königstein, and Pirna have explored this theme and are bringing together their very own stories and ideas for the future. Whether at the after-school care center, in the gym, in the auditorium, or in the hall of the Heymannbaude—every space became a laboratory for exploration and a stage: for balancing, spinning, experimenting, and creating together. Free admission—donations are welcome Artistic Director/Dance: Helena Fernandino Circus Acrobatics/Dance: Pelle Tillö
### November 21, 2026 / 5:00 p.m. # Zepter at the Heymannbaude ## ...a lively evening of music! After eight years on the road, Zepter is coming home! A long evening and a late night filled with live music ranging from folky drones to punk-inspired electronica, with old and new friends in the Heymannbaude dance hall. On stage: Line Gate (Prague), Yosa Peit (Berlin), Bronko Taubenheim (Dresden), and esil (Berlin). There will also be a music video screening of “The Stars Line Up” by Tochter aus E (Dresden). To wrap things up into the morning: afterparty at the bar Admission: 15 €
### November 28, 2026 / 4:00 p.m. # Rose—A Theatrical Monologue ## On Memory, Grief, Trauma, and Coping with Them “I’m eighty years old. That’s unforgivable—and suddenly the new millennium is here, and I unmistakably reek of the last century, but what can I do?” Rose is sitting shiva. She is a Holocaust survivor. She mourns alone and shares with us her remarkable life story, which has led her to this wooden bench in her small apartment in Miami. She recounts her childhood in a Ukrainian shtetl, the Warsaw Ghetto, the loss of loved ones, the journey aboard the “Exodus,” and finally her new beginning in the U.S., the bustling streets of Atlantic City, and the salsa-filled nights of Miami. And when we finally learn who Rose is truly mourning, the story comes full circle to the present day and the Middle East conflict in all its complexity. “Rose” is a nuanced, deeply human play about memory, grief, trauma, and coming to terms with them. And yet this monologue is anything but merely depressing. Sherman’s portrait of this courageous woman captivates with its vivid imagery, surprising twists, and, not least, its indomitable Jewish humor. Tickets available at the box office Rose Theatrical monologue by Martin Sherman Translated into German by Maria Harpner and Anatol Preissler
