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To save energy, as a municipal institution we are required to reduce the temperature in our venues to 19 degrees. Please bear this in mind when choosing your clothing when you come to the theatre. It is advisable to take a cardigan, jumper or scarf with you into the auditorium.
We hope for your understanding and look forward to welcoming you with us.
Opening hours
The theatre as well as the box office opens one hour before the performance starts.
The box office is opened Monday to Saturday from 11.00 a.m. to 6.00 p.m.
For more practical information on the individual venues, for example how to get there, see Venues.
Guided tours
Visitors can expect an exciting look behind the scenes of the theatre. Once a month, the Theater und Orchester Heidelberg offers a public guided tour. The guided tour costs €5 (€3 reduced) per person and lasts one hour.
Groups of 10 or more people or 5th graders and above can make an individual appointment for a guided tour. This is only possible in conjunction with a performance.
Theatre buses
Since 2012, the Theater und Orchester Heidelberg has been offering a special service: the theatre bus. It takes you from the surrounding area to the Heidelberg Theatre – in a relaxed way and without the hassle of looking for a parking space.
The dates for trips in the current season are announced here and sent to all registered interested parties.
Tickets can be ordered from the Theater und Orchester Heidelberg, Service for Group Offers, and will be sent conveniently to your home together with the invoice.
On the journey you can expect an introduction to the play in question, which our dramaturges have recorded for you in advance.
You will be informed of the departure times before the respective performance.
Arrangements
Theatre•Lovers
Want to meet great people who share your interest?
Don’t feel like going to the theatre alone?
Then Theatre•Lovers is perfect for you.
Theatre•Lovers is the open, international community of the Theater und Orchester Heidelberg. Here, you can quickly and safely get in touch with like-minded theatre enthusiasts!
Sometimes the key to lifelong friendships is to be in the right place at the right time.
Barrier-free theatre
The Theater Heidelberg wants to make access to events possible for as many interested people as possible.
This includes, in addition to barrier-free access to the venues
- Marguerre-Saal (stalls with a total of 5 barrier-free seats)
- Alter Saal (stalls with a total of 3 barrier-free seats)
- Zwinger 1 and Zwinger 3 (access via stair lift up to max. 225 kg)
in the new building on Theaterstraße, the theatre box office, the cloakrooms and sufficient sanitary facilities, which are designed to be accessible to the disabled.
Content notes
Notes on sensitive content
Theatre wants to entertain, but it also wants to encourage a critical analysis of private or social conflicts. This includes thinking along, but also empathising. Because theatre is about change. In order to avoid viewers finding the content presented disturbing or even hurtful, we provide information on sensitive content in the content notes beforehand. This includes physical, mental or sexual violence, child abuse, war, auto-aggressive behaviour, suicide and discriminatory language. However, it is up to you whether you read the information before the performance or not.
Zertifizierte Luftqualität
Die Luftqualität im Marguerre-Saal und im Alten Saal ist geprüft durch den Fachverband DTHG, Deutsche Theatertechnische Gesellschaft.
Die Lüftungstechnik in diesen Räumlichkeiten ermöglicht gemäß lufthygienischer Leitlinien zur Coronavirus-Pandemie nach Umweltbundesamt und Beauftragter der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien einen hohen Infektionsschutz.
Weitere Informationen finden Sie auf der Website des DTHG.