Entry with a paper ticket only.
Exchange the live QR code in your ticket wallet for a paper ticket at the collection point. Screenshots are not valid.
Collect the paper ticket from the machines in the East Ticket Hall and enter through the East Gate.
Ticket machines operate daily from 09:00 to midnight.
Children under 1.2 m are not admitted. Each admitted child needs a ticket.
Arrive at least 10 minutes before the performance. Latecomers must wait outside and enter as directed by staff.
A cloakroom is available after ticket inspection. It does not accept food, drinks, bottled water, alcohol, animals, plants or valuables; cameras, video and audio equipment and laptops are exceptions to the valuables restriction.
Dangerous items are prohibited. Smoking and open flames are prohibited in the theatre. Do not bring food, drinks, bottled water, flowers, plastic bags or other noisy items into the auditorium.
Photography and audio or video recording are prohibited during the performance.
The first row of the pit and the side seats of the pit and of stalls rows 1–6 may have varying degrees of sightline obstruction from the stage-opening equipment. Stalls row 22, seats 1–12, and row 23, seats 1–20, are the control-desk area; surrounding seats may be affected to varying degrees by screen glare. For safety, railings at the front of the second-floor seating and at the front of the boxes may affect the sightlines from those seats.
Albert Einstein’s scientific ambitions and personal relationships take centre stage in a musical with music by Frank Wildhorn.
The story follows a young physicist whose ideas change the world, alongside the pressures on private life and love. Frank Wildhorn composed the music. Gil Mehmert wrote the book and directs; lyrics are by Frank Ramond and Gil Mehmert, with choreography by Melissa King and additional music, arrangements and orchestration by Koen Schoots. Andreas Bongard and Kristin Backes are announced as Einstein and Mileva Marić. Performed in German with Chinese surtitles.