Event
Date(s)
Wednesday
28.01.202619:00 o'clock
Aegis Café (ehemals Kokoschinski)
Hafengasse 19
89073 Ulm
Hafengasse 19
89073 Ulm
Wort-Reich - the 2025/26 reading series
Organiser Theater Ulm:
Discover the classics of literary history as well as as yet unknown texts with "Wort-Reich - die Lesereihe".
Once a month, we encourage you to (re)discover classics of literary history or as yet unknown texts with word art! The musically accompanied excursions by members of the ensemble into the world of poetry include provocative, cheerful and moving pieces. One thing is always certain: the selected texts are worth reading and listening to.
Tickets costing 10 euros are available from the theater box office and the Aegis bookshop.
Artists' lives - of poor poets and other 'good-for-nothings'
Wednesday, January 28, 2026, 7:00 pm, Aegis Café
There have always been poor artists, and not just in literature, but much more frequently in real life than in fiction. Many a posthumously celebrated artist has lived and died in miserable circumstances, which in turn has given rise to myths. Equally rich in legend, however, is the extravagant artistic existence of some starving poets and celebrities who, despite a lack of money and housing, enjoyed carousing, escapades and erotic hijinks to the full. Puccini's "La Bohème" is currently being performed at the Ulm Theater - in this reading, we present the miserable and dissolute lives of artists in texts by Kisch, Roth and Nielsen.
Once a month, we encourage you to (re)discover classics of literary history or as yet unknown texts with word art! The musically accompanied excursions by members of the ensemble into the world of poetry include provocative, cheerful and moving pieces. One thing is always certain: the selected texts are worth reading and listening to.
Tickets costing 10 euros are available from the theater box office and the Aegis bookshop.
Artists' lives - of poor poets and other 'good-for-nothings'
Wednesday, January 28, 2026, 7:00 pm, Aegis Café
There have always been poor artists, and not just in literature, but much more frequently in real life than in fiction. Many a posthumously celebrated artist has lived and died in miserable circumstances, which in turn has given rise to myths. Equally rich in legend, however, is the extravagant artistic existence of some starving poets and celebrities who, despite a lack of money and housing, enjoyed carousing, escapades and erotic hijinks to the full. Puccini's "La Bohème" is currently being performed at the Ulm Theater - in this reading, we present the miserable and dissolute lives of artists in texts by Kisch, Roth and Nielsen.
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