Bergische Heimatspiele Lüttringhausen 2026 — "To err is human"
Edition 2026 Theater Street theater Comedy

Bergische Heimatspiele Lüttringhausen 2026 — "To err is human"

Six open-air performances on Ludwig-Steil-Platz Remscheid-Lüttringhausen — Contemporary farce "To err is human", June 13 to 28, 2026

Remscheid — Kreisfreie Stadt Remscheid (05120) Since 1954
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Dates 13 Jun — 28 Jun 2026
Venue Remscheid (05120)
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About Bergische Heimatspiele

Between June 13 and 28, 2026, the Lüttringhauser Volksbühne e.V. will present a contemporary farce on the open-air stage at Ludwig-Steil-Platz: "To err is human" by Christian Wüster. Six performances every Saturday and Sunday starting at 4:00 PM (June 13/14, 20/21, 27/28). The story: In a village in the Bergisches Land, the water supply dries up — and unresolved conflicts between men and women surface, leading to mutual strikes. A comedy with a serious undertone. Tickets only available on the day of the performance at the box office. On July 19, 2026, an open-air concert by the Bergische Symphoniker will also take place.

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Bergische Heimatspiele since 1954

The Lüttringhauser Volksbühne e.V. is one of the oldest and most traditional theater and dialect associations in the Bergisches Land — founded in 1954, with an impressive 72-year tradition. Every year, it presents the Bergische Heimatspiele on its own open-air stage at Ludwig-Steil-Platz in Remscheid-Lüttringhausen. The next season will take place from June 13 to 28, 2026.

When and Where?

  • Performance Dates 2026: Sat/Sun June 13/14, Sat/Sun June 20/21, Sat/Sun June 27/28, 2026
  • Start Time: 4:00 PM each day
  • Location: Freilichtbühne Ludwig-Steil-Platz, Remscheid-Lüttringhausen
  • Six performances in total

The Play 2026: "To err is human"

The 2026 production is a contemporary farce: "To err is human" by Christian Wüster.

The Story

Setting: a village in the Bergisches Land. Suddenly, all the water in the village runs dry — wells empty, taps dead, stream dry. As the men and women of the village search for solutions, unresolved conflicts between the sexes surface. Both sides declare a kind of "strike" against each other. What began as a water crisis turns into a blunt comedy about the relationship between the sexes — and about what can still be said between them today.

Style

The production combines comedic elements (slapstick, wordplay, situational comedy) with profound social criticism. A farce with substance — laughter and reflection at the same time. Stylistically in the tradition of the comedy of errors, with modern, regional references from the Bergisches Land.

The Open-Air Stage at Ludwig-Steil-Platz

The open-air stage is the Volksbühne's own stage — built, maintained, and operated by the association. With its open architecture and the landscape of the Bergisches Land in the background, it is one of the most atmospheric summer theater stages in the region. In case of rain, performances are moved to the covered indoor roof.

Bonus: Open-Air Concert by the Bergische Symphoniker

A special addition to the 2026 season: on Sunday, July 19, 2026, the Bergische Symphoniker will perform an open-air concert on the same stage — classical music with the Volksbühne atmosphere as a special event.

Tickets and Ticket Sales

Important: Tickets are sold only on the day of the performance at the box office starting at 3:00 PM. No advance online sales, no reservations. Those who want to be sure should arrive early. In case of rain and relocation indoors (Teo Otto Theater), the box office there will be valid.

Volksbühne e.V. — A Bergisches Institution

The Lüttringhauser Volksbühne e.V. is more than just a theater association: it is a dialect association, a neighborhood association, a stage for cultural identity for Remscheid-Lüttringhausen. The members are amateur actors from the neighborhood — families, friends, neighbors. Their productions are technically sound, emotionally authentic, and a genuine encounter with the spirit of the Bergisches Land.

Remscheid-Lüttringhausen

Lüttringhausen is one of the largest districts of Remscheid in the Bergisches Land — formerly an independent municipality, now part of the large Bergisches city. Known for the Lüttringhauser Volksbühne, its historic Lutherstadt culture, and the active community life of the Bergisches middle class.

Bergische Heimatspiele — edition 2026

Bergische Heimatspiele Lüttringhausen 2026 with the contemporary farce "To err is human" by Christian Wüster. Six performances every Sat/Sun starting at 4:00 PM on June 13/14, 20/21, 27/28, 2026, on the open-air stage at Ludwig-Steil-Platz, Remscheid-Lüttringhausen. On-site box office, no advance online sales. Organizer: Lüttringhauser Volksbühne e.V. (founded 1954).

The 2026 season runs over three weekends in June 2026 with a total of six performances.

Programme Bergische Heimatspiele 2026

2026 Season

  • Saturday, June 13, 2026, 4:00 PM — Premiere
  • Sunday, June 14, 2026, 4:00 PM
  • Saturday, June 20, 2026, 4:00 PM
  • Sunday, June 21, 2026, 4:00 PM
  • Saturday, June 27, 2026, 4:00 PM
  • Sunday, June 28, 2026, 4:00 PM

Bonus Event

  • Sunday, July 19, 2026 — Open-air concert by the Bergische Symphoniker on the same stage

Highlights Bergische Heimatspiele 2026

  • "To err is human" — contemporary farce by Christian Wüster
  • Open-air stage at Ludwig-Steil-Platz
  • Lüttringhauser Volksbühne e.V. since 1954
  • On-site box office, no advance online sales
  • Bonus concert Bergische Symphoniker on July 19

Prices Bergische Heimatspiele 2026

Box office from approx. 3:00 PM on the day of the performance. In case of rain: relocation to the Teo Otto Theater.

Practical information — Bergische Heimatspiele

Getting There

Freilichtbühne Ludwig-Steil-Platz, Remscheid-Lüttringhausen. By car: A1, exit Remscheid-Lüttringhausen, then city center; parking in side streets. By train: Remscheid station, then bus 657 to Lüttringhausen.

Tickets

Box office on the day of the performance — no advance online sales. Sales typically begin at 3:00 PM (one hour before the performance starts). In case of rain: relocation to the Teo Otto Theater (address communicated by Volksbühne).

Tip

Arrive early — the open-air stage has limited seating. Bring a seat cushion (some seats are hard), a light jacket (4 PM in June can be chilly), and a blanket (for the unusual open-air theater experience). If you want to stay afterwards: small Bergisches restaurants in Lüttringhausen are recommended for an after-show evening.

Bonus July 19, 2026

Open-air concert by the Bergische Symphoniker on July 19, 2026, on the same stage — classical music under the open sky.

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