Current Program
Friday, 09.10.2026 - 18:00 Uhr
Friday, 09.10.2026 - 18:00 Uhr
Friday, 09.10.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Hospizwoche
There are 17 outpatient hospice services in Hamburg, staffed by many volunteers who support people during the final stages of their lives.Once a year, at the start of Hospice Week, we host “A Light for Our Volunteers” to raise awareness of our work.
Tuten & Blasen will perform at 6 p.m. on the
Flaggenplatz am Jungfernstieg
Sunday, 08.11.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Tuesday, 10.11.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Tuesday, 10.11.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Nosferatu – Eine Symphonie des Grauens
D 1922, Director: F. W. MurnauMusic concept: Axel Hennies
Compositions: Ernst Bechert, Hans Schneidermann
The silent movie ‘Nosferatu - A Symphony of Horror’ is an - unauthorised - adaptation of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula and tells the story of Count Orlok (Nosferatu), a vampire from the Carpathian Mountains who falls in love with the beautiful Ellen and brings terror to her hometown of Wisborg. Nosferatu is considered one of the first representatives of the horror film and had a major influence on the genre with its visual design. At the same time, with its demonic main character and its dream-like mise-en-scène reflecting tormented states of mind, the film is considered one of the most important works of cinema of the Weimar Republic.
Metropolis, Kleine Theaterstraße 10, 20354 Hamburg
Eintritt: 20/13 € - Karten an der Kinokasse oder online
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Sunday, 27.12.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Monday, 28.12.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
Tuesday, 29.12.2026 - 20:00 Uhr
cinema concert: Piccadilly
Germany 1929, director: E.A. Dupontwith Anna Mae Wong, Gilda Gray, Charles Laughton
Film Music: Tuten & Blasen
Concept: Axel Hennies
Compositions and Arrangements: Ernst Bechert, Michael Hett, Hans Schneidermann
The star of the film is Anna Mae Wong, a Chinese-American actress who, as Sho Sho, rises from a kitchen maid to a stage star at the “Piccadilly” Club. Wim Wenders writes enthusiastically about the screen presence of her acting, which breaks away from the silent film tradition of explicit depiction and compels us to “read her face, to discover inner worlds.” And Walter Benjamin, after meeting her in Berlin in 1929, wrote with wistful resignation: “I know I will see her again, in a film that may resemble the fabric of our dialogue.” — E. A. Dupont’s film takes us to sophisticated clubs, dive bars in Chinatown, and dance halls in Limehouse, and tells a story of decadence and seduction, conformity, exclusion, denial, and pretense.
Metropolis, Kleine Theaterstraße 10, 20354 Hamburg
Tickets: 20/13 € - at the cinema or online
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Metropolis, Kleine Theaterstraße 10, 20354 Hamburg