The Beatles are back in Hamburg

When the Beatles came to Hamburg in 1960, they played as a backing band in pubs and strip clubs. Later they gave their own concerts and finally made their big breakthrough in the USA. With the musical "all you need is love!" the myth returns to the place where the band laid one of the most important foundations for their success.

Probably the best Beatles since the Beatles

The originals from Liverpool of course do not play themselves, but are embodied by their perfectly rehearsed and confusingly similar counterparts. Alan LeBoeuf, Howard Arthur, John Brosnan and Carmine Francis Grippo from the band "Twist & Shout" bring the myth of the mushroom heads to life in the musical produced by Bernhard Kurz.

Finally: The premiere in Hamburg

Actually, the successful musical about the most famous band of all time was supposed to come to Hamburg in the anniversary year 2020: 60 years earlier, the band had performed for the first time under the name "The Beatles". The musical ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2020 - exactly 50 years after the break-up of the former best band of all time. Hamburg is looking forward to the Beatles musical again this year. In June and July 2025, the celebrated production will be seen on the Reeperbahn at the St. Pauli Theatre.

From newcomer to mass phenomenon

Let yourself be transported to the 60s in two acts with the help of authentic costumes and historical video recordings and experience how the Beatles went from being a backing band to a world hit. Look forward to over 30 immortal hits such as "Hey Jude", "Yesterday" or "Love me do" and experience once again how the band not only wrote music history but also set new standards in fashion.

Authentic musical homage

The musical work of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr is brought to life with performances of their world hits as well as extensive voice-over episodes. After the painful break-up of the band in 1970, an evening of "Twist & Shout" brings back memories of "Beatlemania" and the attitude to life associated with it.