The Schauspielhaus Zürich is the largest spoken theatre in Switzerland and one of the most renowned theatres in the German-speaking world. Seven international in-house directors create the artistic programme with an ensemble of actors, performers and dancers. Under the directorship of Benjamin von Blomberg and Nicolas Stemann, the theatre has been pursuing an interdisciplinary, transdisciplinary and integrative approach since the 2019/20 season. In the two venues Pfauen and Schiffbau, around 20 new productions are on the programme every year. Thanks to surtitles, all performances are also accessible to English-speaking visitors.
Once a month, the Theaterjahr invites you to the OFFENEN BÜHNE [Open Stage] at the Matchbox in the Schiffbau. You can sing, dance, put on a theatre ...
21.11.2026
20:30
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The Little Prince
Asteroid B612 is an unusual celestial body: the sun sets there forty-three times while only a single day passes on Earth. It is home to a sheep, a few ...
22.11.2026
11:00
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IMMER WIEDER SONNTAG
Every Sunday, though not on a fixed schedule, you can look forward to a varied programme of readings, talks, music and little surprises. With a changing ...
22.11.2026
14:00
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The vacuum cleaners are tucked away in the cupboard
Imagine if everything you were told actually came true: TV would give you square eyes, spinach would give you superpowers, and whenever an adult said, ...
22.11.2026
16:00
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DIE DREIGROSCHEN\-OPER – MIGROS THEATRE MONDAY, with English surtitles, English introduction 7 p.m.
A fair in London’s Soho district: this is where the underworld comes to life, home to people on the fringes of society. It is also where Jonathan Jeremiah ...
23.11.2026
19:30
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MAGIC KINGDOM – Introduction 7.30 p.m.
Helga is a young dramaturg at one of Switzerland’s most renowned theatres. When she is asked to assist a Spanish theatre collective in their research for ...