Andorra

Famous parable about the power of prejudice and the obtuseness of fellow human beings by Swiss writer Max Frisch.

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Category

Schauspiel Bühne divers Sonstiges

Price information

Tickets will be available starting Friday, July 10, 2026.

Reservations can be made for 30 days.

Season ticket bookings are already available.
KWL Season Ticket Series C and general admission

€29 / €27 / €24
Reduced: €14.50 / €13.50 / €12
including fees

Kulturinformation Lippstadt at City Hall
Tel.: 02941 58511
Email: post@kulturinfo-lippstadt.de
Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

Online tickets:
https://lippstadt.reservix.de/p/reservix/event/2568595

Reduced price info

Upon presentation of valid identification, high school students, college students, apprentices, participants in the Federal Volunteer Service, recipients of the Bürgergeld or Grundsicherungsgeld, holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass, and holders of the Volunteer Card are eligible for a 50% discount on the event’s regular ticket price.
TheaterCard holders receive a 25% discount.

Identification must be presented when purchasing tickets at the Kulturinformation and again, along with the admission ticket, upon entry to the theater.

Adress

Stadttheater Lippstadt Cappeltor 3
59555 Lippstadt
Deutschland
Famous parable about the power of prejudice and the obtuseness of fellow human beings by Swiss writer Max Frisch.
The residents of the fictional country of Andorra have nothing against Teacher Can’s foster son, Andri—he’s just different because he’s a “Jew.” At the same time, anti-Semitism is rampant, sometimes expressed quite openly, but mostly in hidden ways. Andri begins to accept that different rules apply to him. When Andri wants to marry the teacher’s daughter, Barblin, a long-kept secret comes to light: Andri is the teacher’s illegitimate son and therefore by no means a Jew.
But no one seems willing to listen. Andri’s biological mother appears. So does an army of soldiers. When Andri’s mother is killed, he is blamed for it. The teacher now wants to publicly acknowledge his son, but the new occupying power stages a “Jewish parade.” Andri is identified as a Jew and singled out for execution…

Max Frisch’s parable about everyday racism, exclusion, and anti-Semitism powerfully illustrates how a society loses itself to fear and how the exclusion of the supposedly “other” continues to intensify. A timeless play that illustrates how inhuman mechanisms operate.

Burghofbühne Dinslaken

An introduction to the play with Linda Keil & Lasse Schulte will take place at 7:15 p.m. in the auditorium.

Sponsored by the Kultursekretariat NRW Gütersloh

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