Frankfurter Autoren Theater, Theater stage in Hausen district, Frankfurt, Germany
Frankfurter Autoren Theater is a stage within the Brotfabrik cultural center in Frankfurt's Hausen neighborhood, focused on original productions and adapted works. The performance space is compact and intimate, designed to bring artists and audiences closer together.
The theater was founded in 2014 by Adrian Scherschel and Michaela Conrad and quickly became a center for theatrical experimentation in the city. Under their direction, the project has grown into a recognized part of Frankfurt's theater scene.
The venue works closely with local writers, giving them a stage for their work and ideas. You can watch how new plays develop and experience direct connections between creators and audiences.
The venue sits at Bachmannstraße 2-4 in the Hausen district and is easily reached by public transportation. After performances, bread and wine are offered, making it simple to chat with actors and directors.
The venue runs an annual writing competition where scripts from regional authors are selected and staged throughout the season. Winning entries receive full productions and are performed in front of live audiences.
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