Disney Der Glöckner von Notre Dame

In the organizer's words:

Disney The Hunchback of Notre Dame
A story about love, courage and humanity

A timeless masterpiece returns to the stage: Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame tells the moving story of the disfigured Quasimodo, who grows up hidden high above the rooftops of Paris - far away from the world, but full of longing for it. When he ventures out among the people for the first time at the Festival of Fools, he gets into trouble and meets the courageous Esmeralda, who shows him compassion and friendship. Their encounter sparks a touching story about exclusion, love and justice - told against the mighty backdrop of Notre-Dame Cathedral, with breathtaking music and great emotion. From October 2026, the new German-language production by the Budapest Operetta Theater will be touring Germany and Switzerland for the first time.

Based on Victor Hugo's world-famous novel, the musical combines the unforgettable Disney songs of Alan Menken, the multiple Oscar-winning composer, and Stephen Schwartz, another Oscar-winning songwriter. Powerful choirs, tender ballads and a rousing live orchestration create a stage epic full of passion, hope and humanity. Over 70 performers, magnificent costumes and an imposing stage set with Gothic architecture and huge bells transport the audience to the monumental Paris of the 15th century - an unforgettable live experience that will live long in the memory.


Duration: approx. 185 min. incl. interval


The wheelchair spaces are located in row 6.
Bookable via all known advance booking offices of Nordwest Ticket GmbH or by calling 0421 363636.

Jackets, rucksacks and large bags (maximum size DIN A4, 21x30cm) are not permitted in the auditorium. These can be handed in at the checkroom for a fee.

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