Theater Lindenhof, Regional theatre in Burladingen, Germany.

Theater Lindenhof is a cultural venue in Burladingen with two separate performance spaces: a theater hall seating roughly 100 people and a barn theater with around 170 seats. Together, these spaces provide flexible options for different types of productions and events.

The Theater Lindenhof grew out of a free student theatre group founded in Reutlingen and opened in 1981 in the converted Gasthaus Linde in Melchingen with the production "Semmer Kerle oder koine". It became a foundation on 1 January 2011. Its 1984 play "Nacht oder Tag oder jetzt", known as the Hexenstück, was performed in 1988 in Parma, Moscow and Dushanbe.

The theatre describes itself as a poetic-critical Volksetheater rooted in the Swabian Alb, staging often Swabian interpretations of classics alongside cabaret and musical programmes. Its open-air productions and Bürgerbühne projects brought nationwide attention, and the legendary "Hexenstück" Nacht oder Tag oder jetzt toured to Parma, Moscow and Dushanbe in 1988.

The theater presents shows at its main venue and also conducts tours throughout the region. Visitors should check which venue hosts each performance, as the two halls offer different experiences.

The 1984 play "Nacht oder Tag oder jetzt", written by Bernhard Hurm and Uwe Zellmer, was the only Lindenhof production taken abroad: in 1988 the ensemble performed it in Parma, Moscow and Dushanbe. The play, set against early modern witch trials, was filmed in 1995 as "Hexenfeuer" under director Andreas Morell.