When does the performance start?

The performance starts on September 26, 2026 at 19:30.

Where does BETWEEN HEAVEN & EARTH take place?

The performance takes place in the tent theater of COMOEDIA MUNDI at Schwabachanlage 1 in 91054 Erlangen.

How much does a ticket cost?

The full price is 29 Euros. Reduced tickets cost 23 Euros, youth up to 18 years pay 18 Euros and citizens receiving social benefits pay 5 Euros.

Who is responsible for the production?

The production is by Loes Snijders. Fabian Schwarz is responsible for the stage and text adaptation; Alfons Wild musically accompanies the evening on guitar.

Which plays will be shown?

The best-of connects scenes from more than 30 years of COMOEDIA MUNDI theater history, including Hamlet, Frankenstein, Babettes Feast, Ulenspiegel, and Sorbas.

Is the event a theater or concert evening?

BETWEEN HEAVEN & EARTH is a theater best-of featuring acting, stage art, and integrated live music.

Between Heaven and Earth: Experience Three Decades of Theater Poetry Live in the Erlangen Tent

Name: BETWEEN HEAVEN & EARTH – A Best-Of Program 30 Years COMOEDIA MUNDI
Start: 2026-09-26T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-09-26T21:45:00+02:00
Location: Theaterzelt COMOEDIA MUNDI

A Theatre Evening Between Heaven and Earth

When three decades of stage art come together in the tent theater of COMOEDIA MUNDI for a single evening, a moving panorama emerges between Above and Below, Heaven and Hell, Love and Hate, Despair and Hope. BETWEEN HEAVEN & EARTH takes the audience on September 26, 2026 in Erlangen through formative scenes from the history of mobile theater.

A Journey Through 30 Years of Theater History

The staging by Loes Snijders connects excerpts from numerous COMOEDIA MUNDI productions to create a multi-voiced evening on stage. Among other things, scenes from The Sky is Green, The Divine Comedy, Tartuffe or the Impostors, Dulcinea, The Beggar's Opera, Ulenspiegel, Hamlet, Babettes Feast, Frankenstein and Sorbas can be experienced.

The dramaturgy thrives on the change of times, characters, and tones. Familiar motifs return in a new constellation, while the scenes simultaneously form an artistic inventory. The staging draws impulses from the past for the present and opens the view to the future.

Acting, Music, and Striking Images

Loes Snijders and Fabian Schwarz switch with great acting versatility between different characters and moods. Fabian Schwarz is also responsible for the stage and text adaptation. The live music performed by Alfons Wild on guitar and Loes Snijders adds an immediately sensual layer to the theater evening.

In the stage design, poetic condensation meets the concentrated atmosphere of the tent theater. The lighting and sound by Geronimo Cappelli stage the scenes precisely, while the costumes by K-MI make the character changes visible and physically tangible. The acoustics of the mobile stage gives voices, music, and small gestures a special closeness.

A Best-of with Human Warmth

The staging does not rely on spectacular overwhelm, but on powerful images, lyrical moments, and direct encounters. Press reviews highlight the compelling acting of Loes Snijders and Fabian Schwarz, the musical accompaniment, and the human proximity of the evening. It is precisely this combination of theatrical poetry, live music, and concentrated performance that shapes the audience's reaction.

Comoedia Mundi stands for a theater that remains on the move and sets up its stage where people come together. The tent theater thus becomes its own cosmos: intimate, changeable, and open to stories that unfold their tension between comedy and melancholy, abyss and hope.

Conclusion: A Living Archive on Stage

BETWEEN HEAVEN & EARTH promises an extraordinary stage experience for all who wish to experience acting, theater history, and live music in an immediate atmosphere. The best-of evening brings three decades of COMOEDIA MUNDI into the present and invites the audience to be carried through the highs and lows of human existence by characters, sounds, and images. Secure your tickets for this special theater evening in the Erlangen tent.