When does Dance on the Volcano start at the Jazzclub Augsburg?

The evening begins on 30.10.2026 at 20:30.

How much is the admission?

The regular admission is 24 euros, reduced 20 euros.

Where does the event take place?

At the Jazzclub Augsburg, Philippine-Welser-Str. 11, 86150 Augsburg.

Is the event indoors?

Yes, the evening takes place inside the Jazzclub Augsburg.

What kind of evening can I expect?

A musical theater evening with acting, singing, and piano in an intimate club setting.

Is there a dress code?

There are no specific dress code indications.

Dance on the Volcano live in Augsburg

Name: Dance on the Volcano
Start: 2026-10-30T21:30:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-31T00:00:00+01:00
Location: Jazzclub Augsburg

A musical theater evening full of tension, tempo, and Weimar warmth

With Dance on the Volcano, the Jazzclub Augsburg presents a theater evening that makes the nervous energy of the 1920s palpable. Amid political uncertainty, new beginnings, and a hunger for life, an intense club experience emerges with acting, singing, and piano – close, direct, and atmospherically rich.

Weimar years as a vibrant stage

The evening paints a picture of a time often idealized as the golden twenties, but which was actually marked by street fights, hyperinflation, and upheaval. At the center is a pen friendship between Anton and Erika, directing attention to the brief bloom, rapid decline, and the unconditional will to savor the moment.

Music, language, and the full power of the evening

Dani Nering and Matthias Klösel take on the roles of acting and singing, accompanied on piano by Fred Brunner, directed by Gianna Formicone. Additionally, texts of popular hits make audible the zest for life, longing, and the dance on the edge of the abyss. This very mix of theater, music, and historical condensation creates a special dance floor mood in the mind – elegant, intense, and with a strong magnetic effect.

Intimate atmosphere in the Jazzclub Augsburg

The Jazzclub Augsburg is known as a tastefully designed cellar venue with around 100 seats. Digital lighting and sound technology, a dedicated concert grand piano, and the enclosed club atmosphere create a framework in which every scene moves close to the audience. Those who love culture with immediate presence will experience an evening with genuine live character here.

Conclusion: An evening for all who love theater with attitude and rhythm

Dance on the Volcano promises a moving, stylish, and at the same time charged evening balancing between musical theater and a snapshot of the times. Those wanting to experience Augsburg's stage moments with atmosphere, emotion, and historical depth should secure this date and be there live.