Traditional but somewhat interesting programme. And most remarkable is the Neumeier Ballet…read moreFormation, unavoidable. Booking at least 3 months in advance gives you a chance to get the cheap seats (9 to 20 Eur), really enjoyable.

I went there on the week end to watch the musical EVITA. The…read morelobby is quite spacious and has enough place for all the spectators to stand without being elbowed by one another. They serve wine, beer, pretzels and the lot. The theater itself is rather big. I am not sure how many people fit there, but theres a Parkett and Balconies (loges). I was sitting almost at the top of the parkett area and naturally its built in a slope so everyone was able to see the scene without problems (except for me, who was unlucky to have the tallest man in Hamburg in front of her :( ) Evita was in english and there were subtitles (actually supratitles?) on a big screen hanging on top of the scene. that was quite annoying, people had to twist their necks to be able to read. It was either read or watch the show. you cant multitask, fortunately for me my english is better than my german, so i was able to understand the musical without referring to the sub/supratitles I dont have any complaints. Would gladly be back if there's another interesting show (in english)

It is a shame that Tarzan is no longer here to be watches.. but we can all go to Stuttgart…read more.. This is a great and fun theatre with a good acoustic!!!

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The Monsun theater is a small intimate theater room. I had the pleasure to see a great play with…read moretalented actors last night. It was a very dynamic show! [Glaube, Liebe, Hoffnung] Around the Monsun theater are lots of restaurants and people movement. I'm guessing pretty much every weeknight there's a nice 'intellectual' scene in action. The cinema or the Monsum theater located in that block followed by some food and drinks are a great plan in Hamburg for a weekday. http://www.ticcats.de/tickets/venue/monsun-theater-hamburg Melina M.