Is the hall occupancy of 50 instead of 25 percent, which has been allowed again in Bavaria since February, half the battle on the way to a cultural renaissance? Questionable. Nevertheless, it is a small step forward, especially for artists who participate in sales, such as those who perform at the Planegg copper house. In any case, tickets are still or now available again for a number of cabaret events in the coming weeks and months and the play “Solitudes” by the Spanish mask theater ensemble Kulunka Teatro (February 12, 5 p.m. and 8.30 p.m.).
There are still a few tickets left for Christian Springer’s performance this Wednesday, and Thomas Schreckenberger (March 9), Fatih Çevikkollu (April 7), Stefan Leonhardsberger and Stephan Zinner (May 19) are looking forward to their performance in the Kupferhaus in front of a larger audience . Despite the increased seating capacity, there is still a certain distance in the Kupferhaus, according to the Planegger cultural office.
In concrete terms, this means that there are only eight instead of 13 rows in the stalls and there is at least one free space between visitors who do not belong together both in the stalls and in the gallery. “We really want all guests to feel at home,” says culture officer Anja Fanslau, but at the same time artists can finally participate in sales again. Tickets are available in the Planegg town hall, at all Munich ticket sales offices and online at www.muenchenticket.de.
In February there were also two cancellations. The concert with the Amadis Quartet & Gerold Huber (February 13) and the culture party (February 26) are affected. Since no alternative date has yet been set for both events, ticket holders are asked to cancel their tickets directly via München Ticket.