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Junges Schauspielhaus

The Junge SchauSpielHaus in Hamburg is one of the most important theatres for a young audience in the German-speaking world.

The JungeSchauSpielHaus was founded in 2005 as a new division with its own ensemble under the artistic direction of Klaus Schumacher at the Deutsche Schauspielhaus and is now one of the most important theatres for a young audience in the German-speaking world. It has its own ensemble and has acquired a much acclaimed repertoire.
Since the 2013/14 season, the JungeSchauSpielHaus has been located on the theatre grounds in Gaußstraße 190 in Hamburg-Altona. Until completion of the new building, the productions will be shown in an temporary venue at the same location. The Junge SchauSpielHaus has received numerous awards in its still young history and its directing and writing projects and guest performances are perceived nationwide at different festivals.

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