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MUCK Theater Mainz

Since 2018, the MUCK Theater Mainz (formerly the Galli Theater) has been located on a historic barracks site in the picturesque Gonsenheim neighborhood, where it stands as arguably the smallest theater in Mainz.

Scene from a play by the MUCK Theater

This lovingly designed venue exudes coziness and has the feel of a living room. Here, theater becomes a truly special, intimate, and exclusive experience!

Every weekend, the varied program features cheerful, musical fairy-tale productions as well as interactive participatory theater that enchants young and old alike. During the week, the theater tours Mainz and Rheinhessen to perform at daycare centers and elementary schools.

MUCK Theater from the Outside

On Friday evenings, adults can enjoy entertaining comedies and musical theater performances. Cosy concert or theatre & dinner evenings are also held regularly. In addition to its own venue in Gonsenheim, the theatre performs at various locations in the region, including the Bürgerhaus Dolles, the Gonsberlounge and the Unterhaus. During the summer months, the Muck Theater presents its productions on numerous open-air stages in the region.

In addition to theater performances, the theater also offers regular workshops for adults and children. Especially during the school vacations, children have the opportunity to take to the stage themselves and discover their hidden talents in the popular vacation theater courses.

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MUCK Familientheater Mainz
Der Theater-Eingang befindet sich in der Gerhart Hauptmann-Straße

Kurt-Schumacher-Straße 41 B
55124 Mainz

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