When does the event start and end

The start is at 7:30 PM, the end is planned for around 9:30 PM.

Is there a book signing or a meet and greet

A signing session has not been announced; information will follow if needed by the organizer.

How much do the tickets cost

The tickets cost between 18 and 24 euros depending on the category; the guideline is 24 euros.

When does the entry start

Entry is scheduled for 7:00 PM.

How do I reach Salzstadel by public transport

The city bus stops Altstadt and Neustadt are recommended; from there it is a few minutes walk to Salzstadel.

Are there parking options nearby

Yes, nearby parking garages include Parkhaus Zentrum Mühleninsel, Parkhaus City Center, and Parkhaus An der Freyung.

How many seats does the hall have and is it accessible

The lecture hall offers 184 seats. The Salzstadel location has had a platform lift since 2021; accessibility details vary by room.

Gusel & Bichlmaier Read - Valentinades Landshut 2026

Name: New Valentinades - Reading with Music in Salzstadel Landshut
Start: 2026-02-07T20:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-02-07T22:30:00+01:00
Location: Salzstadel (Vortragssaal)

Word Acrobatics with Heart: New Valentinades in Salzstadel

An evening for lovers of fine linguistic art: Lisa Gusel and Ludwig Bichlmaier present a new selection from the dialogues and sketches of Karl Valentin – musically supported by the Duo Timmermayer. In the reading atmosphere of the historic Salzstadel, a literary experience unfolds between subtle humor and precise linguistic art.

Subtlety, Timing, Tuba: the Art of Performance

With practiced voice, clear diction, and a keen sense for punchlines, Gusel and Bichlmaier lead through Valentin's world. They do not imitate, they interpret – making the narrative precision and literary quality of the texts audible. The accordion and tuba of Duo Timmermayer open the sound space: sometimes buoyant, sometimes melancholic, always supportive.

Karl Valentin in Cultural Context

Valentin, Munich's universal genius between cabaret and avant-garde, sharpened the German language game like hardly anyone else. Contemporaries like Brecht and Tucholsky appreciated his linguistic art; his influence continues to this day. The selection for the evening showcases the range: from absurd everyday dialogue to societal mirror.

Venue with Character: the Salzstadel

The lecture hall in the Salzstadel offers 184 seats – an intimate setting for a focused author encounter. Public parking garages near the old town and the city bus stops Altstadt/Neustadt ensure convenient arrival; noise-intensive events end here out of consideration by 10 PM.

Voices of the Readers

The readers' reactions are clear: Karl Valentin's texts unfold live their full comedy and depth – carried by voice, rhythm, and the special closeness between stage and audience.

Conclusion: Expect a pointed, musically accentuated reading that combines laughter and reflection – an evening that makes Karl Valentin's linguistic artistry audible anew. Secure your ticket now and enjoy the experience live in Salzstadel.