Schwäbisch Gmünd celebrates Schattentheaterplatz with a magical premiere!

Schwäbisch Gmünd celebrates Schattentheaterplatz with a magical premiere!

Last Sunday was inSchwäbisch GmündThe newly designed Shadow Theater Square was ceremoniously inaugurated as part of the 13th International Shadow Theater Festival. This inauguration marks not only the opening of a new cultural venue, but also the presentation of several artistic works created especially for the occasion. With the special performances, the city hopes to create a new cultural highlight that appeals to citizens and visitors alike.

The event began with the presentation of the “Shadow Tree”, an installation by Hubert Minsch, which was supplemented with figures by Alfons Holtgreve. In addition, the impressive wall figures by Luc Amoros were unveiled on the western facade of Marktplatz 27. Arnold, who spoke at the event, was optimistic: “We are pleased to have a new venue in the middle of our city, the Schattentheaterplatz.”

Performance specially designed for the inauguration

The opening ceremony included the premiere of a special performance entitled “Into the Light.” This performance was specially designed for the occasion of the inauguration and offered those present a fascinating mix of different artistic elements. Spectators were able to experience an impressive interplay of sand painting, shadow play, Butoh dance and live double bass. The musical accompaniment came from the Gmünder Ensemble Kaleidolux, consisting of Chris Kaiser and Sarah Gros, as well as Martin Weinert from Saarbrücken, which made the celebration a special experience.

Overall, Schattentheaterplatz offers an innovative enrichment for the cultural scene in Schwäbisch Gmünd. The artistic installations and performances are intended to help develop the square into a central location for cultural encounters and events. For a detailed look at the project and more information about the inauguration, see the report on www.remszeitung.de.