When does the performance of Parsifal begin?

The performance begins on April 2, 2026, at 5:00 PM in the theater tent Landshut.

How long does the evening last?

According to theater information, the playing time is about 4 hours and 30 minutes including two breaks.

Is the admission free?

The raw dataset lists the event as free of charge. However, it is advisable to check with the box office for specific ticket availability.

Where does the performance take place?

It is performed in the theater tent Landshut at Niedermayerstraße 101 in 84036 Landshut.

Is the theater tent accessible for people with disabilities?

Yes. For people with mobility impairments, there are flat ramps, wheelchair spaces in the orchestra, and a disabled toilet.

How can I get there best?

It is recommended to arrive by car following the signs towards the exhibition and Sparkassen-Arena or by bus via lines 3 and 6.

Parsifal in Landshut: Wagner, consecration and an evening full of dramatic sound power

Name: Parsifal
Start: 2026-04-02T19:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-04-02T23:30:00+02:00
Location: Theaterzelt Landshut

Wagner's Parsifal as a grand stage consecration festival in the theater tent Landshut

On April 2, 2026, a space between ritual and redemption opens up in the theater tent Landshut: Richard Wagner's Parsifal returns as a monumental stage consecration festival. The Landestheater Niederbayern continues its grand Wagner line and focuses on the final questions of the composer: compassion, self-awareness, and the power of transformation.

A music theater full of symbolism and tension

The plot revolves around the Grail order, Amfortas’ never-healing wound, Kundry's seductive arts, and Parsifal's journey from the ignorant fool to the recognizing redeemer. Wagner's score unfolds that mixture of sacred anointment, chromatic seduction, and strict dramatic tension that has always made the work a litmus test opera for stage, orchestra, and singers. Especially in the theater tent, this creates an intense stage experience in which acoustics, lighting mood, and directorial guidance make the inner conflict audible and visible.

Direction, music, and ensemble with special force

The direction is undertaken by Stefan Tilch, with musical direction by Basil H. E. Coleman. According to media reviews of the production, the concise directorial guidance convinces, while Stephan Bootz as Gurnemanz, Hans-Georg Wimmer as Parsifal, and Yamina Maamar as Kundry set special accents. Furthermore, other expert observations highlight the modern yet entertaining reading that leaves the work its spiritual weight while still making it immediately accessible.

The venue: Theater tent Landshut as a space for grand opera

The theater tent at Niedermayerstraße 101 offers a special framework for this monumental work. Flat ramps, wheelchair spaces in the orchestra section, and a disabled toilet ensure accessibility. On-site, there are free parking spaces next to the exhibition tower, as well as bus connections via lines 3 and 6. During the breaks, the foyer invites with drinks, coffee specialties, and snacks to a atmospheric interruption of the evening.

Why this evening touches especially

Parsifal is one of the most significant operas in the repertoire and demands concentration, devotion, and openness. For this reason, the work unfolds its full power live: as a musical ritual, as a dramatic test, and as an intense theater experience. Those who want to experience Wagner not only through sound but in its spiritual and sensory dimensions will find here an evening of rare density.

Conclusion: The audience can expect a grand opera evening with spiritual depth, acoustic opulence, and finely crafted stage art. Those wanting to experience the connection between music, myth, and modern direction live should mark this date in Landshut.