Monographie Bonn-Rhein-Sieg
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theatre and theatrical performances at different venues.<br />
In addition to this, during every repertory season, fascinating<br />
international dance companies visit the venue. In the<br />
opinion of the director, Bernhard Helmich, and his em -<br />
ployees, an important task is that of supporting talented<br />
young artists.<br />
<strong>Bonn</strong> has a variety of different smaller private theatres. These<br />
include Contra-Kreis Theater, which is found in the inner city,<br />
Euro Theater Central, Junge Theater <strong>Bonn</strong>, which is located<br />
in Beuel, DIE RABEN theatre, Kleine Theater Bad Godesberg,<br />
Die Pathologie theatre in the southern part of town and<br />
<strong>Bonn</strong> University Shakespeare Company.<br />
Among other things, small-scale performing arts, cabaret<br />
shows and in part also concerts are presented in Haus<br />
der Springmaus, Pantheon Theater, Endenicher Harmonie,<br />
Theater im Ballsaal and Bad Godesberger Klangstation.<br />
Rhein in Flammen<br />
Every year between May and September, the spectacular<br />
“Rhein in Flammen” firework event is hosted along the most<br />
beautiful parts of the Rhine River. Traditionally, during the<br />
first weekend in May, it is the turn of the venue between<br />
Linz and <strong>Bonn</strong>. On festively illuminated ships and along the<br />
banks of old Father Rhine, thousands upon thousands of<br />
enraptured spectators enjoy the firework spectacle that has<br />
been synchronised to the music, in addition to a large<br />
entertainment and stage programme.<br />
From S to E<br />
Between June and August, KUNST!RASEN attracts magnificent<br />
solo artists and well-known international bands to<br />
<strong>Bonn</strong>. All friends of entertainment music definitely get their<br />
money’s worth here. Following the first years of uncertainty<br />
whether the location may remain and whether the concept<br />
would be sustainable, one can say today that it would no<br />
longer be possible to imagine the cultural programme without<br />
the open air music series.<br />
A fascinating spectacle of state-of-the-art technology in the<br />
spa gardens of Bad Neuenahr – this is “Klangwelle”. Colourfully<br />
illuminated plumes of water dance 30 metres high in a<br />
variety of different formations, synchronised with the<br />
rhythm of classic, modern and regional music. Fantastic<br />
images and emotional videos are projected on an oversized<br />
large “wall” of water. Flame fans “heat up” tempers. Lasers<br />
crisscross the evening sky. The screenplay changes, yet there<br />
is one constant: the sound waves touch all age groups and<br />
music tastes.