Hoftheater, Theatre and arts centre in Sigmaringen, Germany.

Hoftheater is a theatre building in Sigmaringen, rebuilt in neoclassical style between 1876 and 1877. Since a 1954 conversion by princely master builder Werner Roth, the ground floor holds the princely flower shop, since the 1980s the theatre café, while the foyer upstairs has a gondola-shaped ticket booth and a wall relief by Franz Xaver Marmon after sketches by Günther Dietrich.

The venue originated in 1826 when a prince acquired the building next to an inn and later renovated it into a theater between 1876 and 1877. Starting in 1928, cinema functions were added, expanding the location to serve both theater and film audiences.

The Sigmaringer Kulturherbst, launched in 2006 by four local residents, brought authors such as Martin Walser, Péter Esterházy and Jan Weiler to the house for readings alongside cabaret and film. The foyer keeps a wall relief by Franz Xaver Marmon, made after sketches by Günther Dietrich during the 1954 conversion.

The location sits centrally in Sigmaringen and is easy to access, with regular shows throughout the year. Visitors should check the venue website before going to find current program details and opening times.

The foyer's gondola-shaped ticket booth and a wall relief by Franz Xaver Marmon, made after sketches by Günther Dietrich, date from the 1954 conversion by princely master builder Werner Roth. Volunteers helped restore the foyer to its 1950s look before the venue reopened on 12 April 2013.