Monsun-Theater, Independent theatre in Ottensen, Hamburg, Germany
Monsun-Theater is an independent theatre in Ottensen, Hamburg, operating from Gaussstrasse and presenting contemporary productions, dance performances, and experimental theatrical works. The programme changes regularly, offering audiences new productions throughout the year.
Founded in 1980, it was Hamburg's first independent theatre venue and set new standards for alternative performances in northern Germany. Its opening marked the beginning of an alternative theatre movement in the city.
The theatre presents productions from Germany and abroad that blend various artistic forms and performance styles on stage. Visitors experience a mix of established and emerging creative expressions that shape the programme.
The venue offers online reservations for its shows and sends monthly newsletters to keep visitors informed about upcoming productions. The spaces are regularly maintained and cleaned to ensure audience comfort and safety.
A production from this theatre won the Hamburg Theatre Prize in 2019, highlighting the artistic significance of the venue. The award for 'Das Hirn ist ein Taubenschlag' by Clara Jochum and Hannes Wittmer demonstrated the quality of work created here.
Location: Altona
GPS coordinates: 53.55492,9.92769
Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:42
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