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Otto Dix, a visionary of German art, made history with his unmistakable works - his paintings are among the most impressive and provocative of the 20th century. Now his iconic motifs and figures come to life: scenes from the big city or the fascinating portrait of the dancer Anita Berber draw the audience directly into the pulsating cosmos of the 1920s. True to his maxim ‘I have to see everything’, an intoxicating kaleidoscope of art, life and zeitgeist unfolds before the audience's eyes.
On a captivating journey through an imaginary museum, stage and screen merge as one scene builds up to the next with dramatic intensity. The show created a real buzz at its premiere in Dix's hometown of Gera - sold out from day one to the final curtain! Now we have the pleasure of finally presenting this celebrated masterpiece at the Krystallpalast Varieté. Be there when art comes to life and history is breathtakingly retold!
The show Varieté In Pictures - The World of Otto Dix was developed in co-operation with Krystallpalast Varieté Leipzig and DAKE Prinzip.
For online bookings at least 3 months before your visit to one of our
variety shows, you will receive a 10% discount.
Diese Band taucht mit Haut und Haar in die Zeit von Otto Dix ein: Die Musikerinnen und Musiker sorgen mit ihren avantgardistischen Interpretationen und ihrer unglaublichen Spielfreude für den richtigen Rahmen dieser Show. Es spielen Judith Kellner (Saxophon), Mark Hempel (Gitarre), Daniel Vargas (Bass) und Julian Böttcher (Schlagzeug).
Direction and Artistic Direction | Urs Jäckle
Outside Eye | Karl-Heinz Helmschrot
Choreography | Michela Samaki Pesce
Director's assistant | Antonia Düchting
Musical direction| Daniel Vargas
Cover image | Sandrino Donnhauser
Production | Krystallpalast Varieté Leipzig
Production management| Anna Schubert
Production assistance | Julia Sakobielski, Luca Clara Ermisch, Chiara Schmidt
Technical management | Sebastian Söllner, Katharina Leukert
Stage & Theatre design | Krystallpalast Varieté Leipzig
Costumes | Elisabeth Schiller-Witzmann
