Queer Reading Stage in Landshut: SprechAkt Brings Strong Voices to the Stage


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Queer Voices, Strong Texts: The Reading Stage at Rocketclub
On Tuesday, November 10, 2026, the Rocketclub Landshut will become a meeting point for queer literature, personal stories, and vibrant stage poetry. The SprechAkt reading stage brings authors, publishing voices, and surprising contributions together in an open, immediate atmosphere.
Literature that Shows Attitude
At the center are queer authors and their stories. The reading stage combines literary quality with social discourse and creates space for perspectives from the LGBTQIA+ community. Between narrative prose, poetic texts, and personal observations, a varied evening unfolds, where language is not just presented but felt as an immediate experience.
The Viel und Seitig Publishing House as Guest
Among the announced guests is the Viel und Seitig publishing house by Pascal Simon. The publishing house stands for independent literature dissemination and expands the program with a publishing perspective. The round will be complemented by Lena Krebs and Kim Alida, whose contributions will add additional voices and different literary tones to the queer reading stage.
A Stage for Encounters and Surprises
The reading atmosphere at Rocketclub thrives on closeness, directness, and the interplay between stage and audience. The Rocket Club team also announces a surprise. Thus, a literary experience is created that combines classic readings, open stage culture, and author encounters.
Admission Free, Donations Welcome
Admission to the queer reading stage is free. Donations are welcome and support the cultural work surrounding the evening. Doors open at 7 PM, and the event starts at 7:30 PM. The event takes place in the Ijon-Tichy-Bar on the first floor of the Rocketclub.
Conclusion: Experience Queer Literature Live
The Queer Reading Stage at Rocketclub promises an inspiring evening with diverse voices, engaged texts, and an open reading atmosphere. Those who appreciate literary art, queer perspectives, and immediate encounters will experience literature not at a distance but live and together with others. Admission is free – a donation enables further cultural evenings of this kind.
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