When does the event take place?

The event takes place on Friday, March 5, 2027, at 8:00 PM.

Where will Conflict Resolver Body Language be performed?

The performance takes place at the Bernlochner Town Halls, Ländtorplatz 2-5, 84028 Landshut.

How much does a ticket cost?

A standard price ticket costs €37.35 including specified fees, plus possible shipping costs.

What is the show about?

Stefan Verra humorously shows with scientific know-how how body language forecasts, intensifies, or de-escalates conflicts.

Is the event suitable for families?

The show addresses everyday situations from partnerships, work, and traffic, targeting an adult, culturally and entertainment-interested audience.

Is there free seating?

For the event, free seating is indicated.

Stefan Verra decodes body language and makes conflicts visible on stage

Name: Stefan Verra - Conflict Resolver Body Language
Start: 2027-03-05T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2027-03-05T22:00:00+01:00
Location: Stadtsäle Bernlochner

When a glance says more than a thousand words

On Friday, March 5, 2027, Stefan Verra transforms the Bernlochner town halls in Landshut into a pointed laboratory of interpersonal communication. In his program Conflict Resolver Body Language, the body language expert combines scientific know-how, acting talent, and verbal wit into an entertaining stage experience about the signals that determine our everyday lives.

The invisible dramaturgy of conflict

An arrogant glance, a jutting chin, or aggressive staring: Even before a conflict is articulated, the body already tells its own story. Stefan Verra directs attention to those nonverbal warning signs from which a dispute with a partner, a back-and-forth among colleagues, or an escalation in traffic can quickly arise.

The staging draws from familiar everyday scenes and translates them into a lively mix of comedy, body language analysis, and audience engagement. Characters like Dynamite-Doris, Circle-Chair-Susanne, and Draft-Dieter make it visible how quickly small gestures can unleash emotional dynamics.

Science meets acting

Stefan Verra works with precise observation and high stage energy. His directorial idea follows a clear dramaturgy: First, the audience recognizes the mechanisms behind a conflict, then they experience how facial expressions, gestures, and posture can intensify or de-escalate a situation.

The stage design remains the human interaction itself. Voice, movement, timing, and deliberate exaggeration create a theatrical atmosphere where insight and laughter immediately intertwine. The acoustics of the Bernlochner town halls give space to the pointed examples, while body language becomes the true visual main actor.

An evening with practical aha moments

The program shows how the smallest signals from the counterpart can be read and which facial expressions or gestures can defuse a looming escalation. Whether it's a family celebration, a meeting, or a joint vacation: The audience takes concrete impulses to recognize misunderstandings earlier and react more confidently.

Indeed, this is the special quality of this stage experience. The event does not remain at dry theory, but combines professional classification with self-irony, acting play, and surprising observations from everyday life. At the end, there is the charming question of whether the audience laughed more or learned more.

Conclusion: Decoding body language live

Stefan Verra invites you to an evening where the invisible rules of human encounters become visible. Those who want to combine entertainment with scientifically grounded aha moments will experience a pointed staging in Landshut about conflicts, impact, and the power of the first signal. Secure your ticket for this special stage experience in the Bernlochner town halls.