The devil and the diva

A scenic-musical tribute to the 100th birthday of Hildegard Knef brings the great diva to life once again with songs, memories and contradictions.

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Category

Bühne divers

Price information

27,- / 25,- / 23,- €
reduced: 13,50 / 12,50 / 11,50 €

Ticket sales:
Kulturinformation Lippstadt in the town hall
Tel.: 02941 58511
Mail: post@kulturinfo-lippstadt.de
Mon - Fri 10 am - 6 pm, Sat 10 am - 2 pm

A contingent of tickets can be booked online via Vibus Tickets. Subscription bookings are now possible.
Individual ticket sales start on Tuesday, July 1, 2025.

Reduced price info

On presentation of a valid ID, school pupils, students, trainees, those doing federal voluntary service, recipients of citizens' benefits, holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass and the volunteer card receive a 50% discount on the events in subscription series A to N compared to the normal price in free sale.

Holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass receive a 50% discount on events in the KWL children's and youth series.

The passes must be shown together with the admission ticket at the theater.

Adress

Stadttheater Lippstadt Cappelstraße 3
59555 Lippstadt
Deutschland
A scenic-musical tribute to the 100th birthday of Hildegard Knef brings the great diva to life once again with songs, memories and contradictions.

Hildegard Knef was one of the last great German divas.
Celebrated early on Broadway as an actress, internationally recognized as a bestselling author and acclaimed as an interpreter of her songs: a world star.

What has remained of her myth?
In the midst of old boxes of long-lost and partly forgotten objects, pictures, old clothes and autograph cards, the viewer encounters Knef when a man announces that she died this morning in a lung clinic in Berlin. The diva quickly declares him crazy - after all, she hasn't been as well as she is now for a long time.

In the field of tension between love and admiration on the one hand, attack, loss and the need to justify herself on the other, the figure of Hildegard Knef comes to life as a contradictory and multi-faceted character with her songs.

Hildegard Knef was born on December 25, 1925 in Ulm - "die Knef" found her final resting place in the Berlin-Zehlendorf forest cemetery. She was married three times, had a daughter from her second marriage and lived to the age of 76. She became an American citizen in 1950 and was granted German citizenship again in 2001 - just a few months before her death.

There willbe a free introduction to the play by Linda Keil and Lasse Schulte at this event.
begins at 7.15 pm in the auditorium.

With the kind support of Sparkasse Hellweg-Lippe.
Supported by Kultursekretariat NRW Gütersloh and
by the Ministry of Culture and Science of the State of North Rhine-Westphalia.

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