When does the event start?

The evening starts on 01.09.2026 at 20:45.

Where does the reading take place?

At the small theater - KAMMERSPIELE Landshut on Bauhofstraße 1, 84028 Landshut.

Is there a free entry?

Yes, entry is free. Donations are welcome.

Is there musical accompaniment?

Yes, piano pieces by Josef Danzer are announced as part of the program.

Is the event suitable for literature enthusiasts?

Yes, the evening is especially aimed at those who appreciate readings, cultural memory, and literary atmosphere.

Without Peace, Everything is Nothing Landshut 2026

Name: Without Peace, Everything is Nothing – Reading and Piano Pieces in Landshut
Start: 2026-09-01T22:45:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-01T22:45:00+02:00
Location: kleines theater - KAMMERSPIELE Landshut

A Literary Evening for the International Day of Action Against War at the Kleine Theater Landshut

With Without Peace, Everything is Nothing, Landshut places a statement at the center on the International Day of Action Against War that resonates to this day: Peace is not a given, but a cultural and societal task. The reading combines literary concentration with piano pieces by Josef Danzer and creates a calm, profound evening atmosphere for all who want not just to hear language but to experience it.

Between Memory and Present

This evening relies on the power of the spoken word. The reading unfolds its effect not through volume, but through attitude, precision, and the quiet authority of a theme that must be renegotiated repeatedly in cultural discourse. Especially on the International Day of Action Against War, the event gains its special dignity: as a commemoration, as reflection, as an invitation to listen closely.

Music as a Resonance Chamber

The piano pieces by Josef Danzer provide a second layer to the literary program. Music and text enter into a dialogue that condenses the atmosphere of the reading and lends the evening an inward-focused intensity. In the small theater - KAMMERSPIELE Landshut, a literary experience emerges that does not rely on effects, but on the quiet power of language, sound, and concentration.

The Place as a Stage of Closeness

The Kleine Theater offers an appropriate setting with its manageable, personal atmosphere for an author encounter in the broadest sense: not distanced, but close to the word, close to the question of how peace can be narrated, thought about, and defended. This form of reading appeals to literature enthusiasts who appreciate the connection of text, culture of memory, and musical accompaniment.

Conclusion

Without Peace, Everything is Nothing promises a thoughtful, culturally rich evening with literary quality and emotional depth. Those seeking the atmosphere of a reading, clear language, and a serious, current theme should experience this event live.