When does the performance begin?

The performance starts on 12.11.2026 at 19:30.

Where does the event take place?

At the Zimmerbühne, Zimmerstraße 12b, 14471 Potsdam.

How much does a ticket cost?

The regular ticket price for the Zimmerbühne is 21 euros.

How long does the evening last?

The playing time is approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes including a break, according to Theater Poetenpack.

Are there any admission guidelines?

Admission usually begins 30 minutes before the performance starts.

Is the venue indoors or outdoors?

The Zimmerbühne is a permanent indoor venue.

Mascha Kaléko's Poetry Sounds Suddenly Close and Alive in Potsdam

Name: I Often Think of Kladow in April
Start: 2026-12-11T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-11T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Zimmerbühne

A poetic evening full of longing, music, and Mascha Kaléko

With I Often Think of Kladow in April, the Theater Poetenpack presents a literary-musical evening in Potsdam that encapsulates the life and work of Mascha Kaléko in impressive scenes. In the Zimmerbühne, a dense event experience emerges, blending poetry, biography, and songs by Kurt Weill.

Between Poetry and Contemporary History

Mascha Kaléko is one of the most distinctive voices of German-language poetry in the 20th century. The evening traces her tumultuous life: the Berlin years, the rise in the literary bohemian circle, the experience of emigration and loss, as well as the quiet, wise melancholy of her verses. Thus, the production connects emotion, memory, and historical consciousness into an intense theater experience.

Music, Language, and Stage in Fine Balance

The songs of Kurt Weill add extra sound and rhythm to the evening. According to Theater Poetenpack, music is not merely accompaniment but a structuring component of the production. This creates a special atmosphere for the audience: focused, atmospheric, and close to the language that makes Kaléko's texts so relevant today.

An Evening for Lovers of Poetry and Small, Strong Theater

The Zimmerbühne provides the appropriate setting for this. The intimate space supports the closeness between the ensemble and the audience, while the free professional theater Poetenpack stands for clear, precise organization and strong target group engagement. Those who appreciate poetic speaking theater, musical readings, and biographical storytelling will find an evening with special charisma here.

Conclusion: Anyone who embraces Mascha Kaléko's language, Kurt Weill's music, and a finely staged theater evening will experience a moving mix of literature, feeling, and stage presence in Potsdam. A visit is worthwhile for all who prefer culture to be close, personal, and profound.