In the location's words:

The Hamburger Kammerspiele in the Grindel district offers a program that delights with acting and musical highlights. The theater, which has a long tradition and an impressive Jewish history, is one of Hamburg's central cultural venues. Since it was opened by Ida Ehre in 1945, it has developed into a sophisticated and creative private theater that is now one of the most outstanding in the city. It still embodies the term "theater of humanity" coined by Ida Ehre.

KARTENTELEFON MO - SA, 14:00-18:00 UHR: 040-41 33 44 0
THEATERKASSE MO - SA, 14:00 - 18:00 UHR
EINLASS/ABENDKASSE 1 STUNDE VOR VORSTELLUNGSBEGINN