About Madame Lothár
- Culture
Madame Lothár is a captivating travesty theater nestled in Bremen's historic Schnoor quarter, offering a unique blend of entertainment in the realm of culture. This intimate venue specializes in travesty performances, chansons, comedy sketches, and variety shows that celebrate drag artistry with flair and humor.
The atmosphere is electric, with a cozy vaulted cellar setting that enhances the cabaret experience, drawing audiences into a world of glamorous transformations and witty impersonations. Highlights include dazzling travesty acts featuring versatile performers who embody diverse female personas, alongside musical numbers and comedic routines that keep evenings lively and engaging.
Beyond stage shows, the space hosts exhibitions, corporate events, and talent competitions, making it a versatile cultural hub. Madame Lothár stands as a beloved institution, providing timeless nights of laughter, music, and theatrical magic in the heart of Bremen.
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Opening Hours
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- from 19:00
- Thursday · today
- from 19:00
- Friday
- from 19:00
- Saturday
- from 19:00
- Sunday
- Closed
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