Horváth's novel from 1937 tells the story of a teacher during the rise of National Socialism. The teacher observes the brutalization of his pupils with concern. At an obligatory camp, the teacher reads a pupil's diary. He in turn accuses a fellow pupil of violating his privacy. The next morning, a pupil is found beaten to death...
Director: Andrea Pinkowski
Performance rights: Theaterstückverlag Korn Wimmer, Munich
Suitable for audiences from year 9
Duration: approx. 85 mins (no intermission)
Theater Poetenpack
With the kind support of Volksbank Beckum-Lippstadt eG.
Youth without God
Ödön von Horvarth's play is a clear-sighted analysis of a society in which values and morals are slipping. The play also deals with the central questions "What values do I stand for?" or "How does the individual relate to the trends of his time?"
Category
Bühne divers Kinder- und Jugendtheater Schauspiel SonstigesPrices
Erwachsene: €10.00
Kinder: €10.00
Price information
regular: 10,- €
Ticket sales:
Kulturinformation Lippstadt in the town hall
Lange Straße 14, 59555 Lippstadt
Tel.: 02941 58511
Mon - Fri 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Mail: post@kulturinfo-lippstadt.de
A contingent of tickets can be booked online via Vibus Tickets.
Ticket sales start on Monday, July 7, 2025.
Ticket sales:
Kulturinformation Lippstadt in the town hall
Lange Straße 14, 59555 Lippstadt
Tel.: 02941 58511
Mon - Fri 10 a.m. - 6 p.m., Sat 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
Mail: post@kulturinfo-lippstadt.de
A contingent of tickets can be booked online via Vibus Tickets.
Ticket sales start on Monday, July 7, 2025.
Reduced price info
Holders of the Lippstadt Family Pass receive a 50% discount on events in the KWL children's and youth series.
The passes must be presented together with the admission ticket at the theater.
The passes must be presented together with the admission ticket at the theater.
Adress
Stadttheater Lippstadt Cappeltor 359555 Lippstadt
Deutschland
Ödön von Horvarth's play is a clear-sighted analysis of a society in which values and morals are slipping. The play also deals with the central questions "What values do I stand for?" or "How does the individual relate to the trends of his time?"