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### New Year's Concert The most beautiful compositions of the Strauss dynasty  The Hungarian Chamber Philharmonic was founded in 1999 by Professor Antal Barnás. It consists of members from the leading orchestras in Budapest and Győr. Within a short period, the ensemble has gained an excellent reputation throughout Europe and has now become a permanent fixture of the European cultural scene. Under the direction of Antal Barnás, the orchestra has developed into a musical body of the highest artistic level. It has performed, among others, with the Vienna Boys' Choir at the Vienna Musikverein and regularly appears at renowned festivals as well as in significant concert halls across Europe.  Annually, the Hungarian Chamber Philharmonic goes on New Year's concert tours through Austria, Germany, and Switzerland with Antal Barnás. Furthermore, the ensemble has performed in prestigious venues such as the Berlin Philharmonic, the Leipzig Gewandhaus, the Kurhaus Wiesbaden, the Golden Hall of the Vienna Musikverein, the Vienna Concert Hall, and the Salzburg Festival Hall. It has also appeared in the Munich Prinzregententheater as well as in Dresden, Nuremberg, and many other cities.

Hans Albers was more than just the cliché of the singing sailor: As the greatest male UFA star, he stands alongside Marlene Dietrich and the Comedian Harmonists. His singing style inspired Udo Lindenberg, Rio Reiser, and Herbert Grönemeyer. His authentic, direct acting style shaped German sound film like no other. His role in Third Reich films was controversial, equally needed and hated by “Dr. Goehhhbels,” as Albers mockingly called the propaganda minister. A whirlwind journey through a life of light and shadow, featuring well-known songs such as “Komm auf die Schaukel, Luise,” “Hoppla, jetzt komm ich,” and “La Paloma.” But Dirk Wittun and Wolfgang Völkl also unearth lesser-known musical gems from the depths of Albers’s musical ocean. Trailer: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MTsFT7HHt4](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8MTsFT7HHt4) The Artists: Dirk Witthuhn is an actor, singer, musician, songwriter, and musical theater writer—and a master of comedy. He has been successfully touring Germany for many years with his Hans Albers evening alongside musician Wolfgang Völkl. “A mature acting performance, complemented by skillful musical accompaniment on a wide variety of instruments, ranging from the double bass and ukulele to the bush drum.” Kölner Stadtanzeiger

### ... Men's Dreams of an Italian Swabian 46 years of comedy experience - Roberto Capitoni's 9th solo comedy program has it all: "60 is the new 40"... Men's dreams of an Italian Swabian. Because the best years come after the good ones, and neither the dinosaurs nor the inhabitants of Pompeii could claim that. Are the good years really sex, drugs & rock 'n' roll? Or rather public pools, ice cream, and fries? When he was young, 60 was already old, like really old. Today one thinks: Tom Cruise, Campino, Jim Carrey, and Roberto Capitoni, all over 60? Is it the new titanium hip, Viagra, or the good care of the wives? Daily countless offers, all landing in the spam folder, from guaranteed weight loss to relief from prostatitis to varicose vein products, don't help Roberto in this case either. So what does one do now? Skin creams or just Botox? He realizes that the invitations to milestone birthdays are decreasing just as the funerals are increasing. Moreover, he is just about to get a discount on train rides, which is rather advantageous for a half Swabian. The daily look into the pharmacy review or the preliminary pension statement makes him oscillate between fits of laughter and despair. But Roberto wouldn't be Roberto if he didn't have a few simple tricks up his sleeve to seem young again. At least for a short time. Want an example? Juice and blue curacao mixed, take a sip, turn on a record, close your eyes, and suddenly you're 17 again dancing in the disco. On Roberto's bucket list, or as the Germans say, "spoon list," there would never be a bungee jump, because he wou

### The Cruise Mystery Dinner Raise the anchor, cast off - it's time for an adventure! A cruise on the Atlantic - who doesn't dream of it? But beware, things are about to go awry on this voyage! The perfectly planned Captain's dinner with delicious food, an attractive entertainment program, and esteemed guests is on the way. Captain James Cook is in high spirits since the evening promises to be a complete success. But what happens next is a shock for all the guests. Suddenly, a body appears and the evening turns into a deadly fiasco with numerous complications, twists, and a whole handful of suspects. Be on your guard: No one can escape this murderous plot! In the middle of the open sea, the culprit must be revealed before they can strike again! Will you manage to catch the murderer? In this exciting and humorous mystery dinner, everyone is in the same boat! A three-course meal with a delicious Rheingau specialty plate and sweet heart dessert is included in the price. Limited number of participants - seating with tables.

They grew up listening to the Stones and hung on every word Mick Jagger said. They love the blues and Charlie Watts. They know every riff by Keith Richards and Ron Wood. And now they’re coming to the Brentano Barn. FINGERPRINT FILE 93, the Stones tribute band from the Rhine-Main region, is rocking the Rheingau Wine Stage. For old-school rockers, it’s a trip back in time, and for the younger crowd, it’s a fireworks display of licks and sounds that still sound as fresh today as they did 60 years ago. Their repertoire includes all the big hits, such as “Jumpin’ Jack Flash,” “Start Me Up,” and “Sympathy for the Devil.” But the Stones’ early songs, such as “Under My Thumb” and “The Last Time,” also thrill their fans. The highlight of the show is the groovy ’70s hit “Fingerprint File,” after which the band is named. The ice will melt during the global hit “Angie,” and the Brentano Barn will really come alive during the spectacular duet “Gimme Shelter” featuring frontman Mirko Zander and Claudia Wittner.

Lars Redlich – quasi der Thermomix unter den Kleinkünstlern: Er singt, swingt, springt von der Sopran-Arie in den Hip Hop, mimt den Rocker, die Diva und textet Hits wie „Stairway to Heaven“ oder „Despacito“ brüllend komisch um! Seine eigenen Songs zeugen von Phantasie und grandiosem Humor, wie etwa das Lied von „Eike der Eintagsfliege“, die sich nicht vermehren kann, weil One-Night-Stands auch im Tierreich einen schlechten Ruf haben. Herrlich, wie sich der Musical-Star (Grease, The Rocky Horror Show, Disney in Concert u.v.m.) selbst auf die Schippe nimmt, am Klavier zusammen mit dem Publikum ein Medley aus zugerufenen Songs improvisiert oder über die Notwendigkeit der fünf Klingen an seinem Rasierer sinniert. Überzeugen Sie sich selbst und erleben Sie einen zweistündigen Frontalangriff auf Ihre Lachmuskeln! *„musikalisch brillant, umwerfend komisch“* – Mannheimer Morgen