Christmas at Heiße Ecke

Slowly, the pre-Christmas fever is rising in Germany. Hannelore and her crew are also getting into the festive mood at the "Hot Corner" - more or less contemplatively. Even in winter, real neighbourhood types, drunken Santas and maybe even the legendary Angel of St. Pauli meet at the snack counter? The rubbish collectors are busy shovelling snow, the light girls in front of the "Red Banana" have switched to moon boots and thick down jackets, and the tourists are getting cold feet on the guided tour of the neighbourhood. It promises to be a lively Christmas spectacle!

A fast-paced stage show with great catchy songs

Every evening at the musical Heiße Ecke in Hamburg, nine performers take to the stage in over 50 roles and costumes - some of whom have to eat several cold sausages in every show...it's a tough job! Plus 22 great catchy songs, a fast-paced stage show and the ambience of the cult theatre. From now on also in the Christmas version at Schmidts Tivoli on the Reeperbahn!

Heiße Ecke – The St. Pauli Musical

Everyone in St. Pauli meets at the Heiße Ecke snack bar. The Pinneberger boys Mikie, Frankie and Pitter, the lovers Straube, the fence Henning, Hannelore from the night shift or the whores Nadja, Sylvie and Martina - for all of them, the "Heiße Ecke" is their market place.

Currywurst to go

Here they fall into each other's arms - or backs. Everyone gets a currywurst to go and a smart-alec slogan on top. Since the premiere of the musical Heiße Ecke in September 2003, the production by Schmidt-Hausherr Corny Littmann has already enthused over a million viewers and, with around 2,000 performances, is currently the most successful German-language music theatre production.

A fast-paced show full of catchy tunes

Every evening at the Heiße Ecke musical in Hamburg, there are nine actors in over 50 roles and costumes on stage - some of whom have to eat several cold sausages in every show... Life can be tough! In addition to 22 great songs, fast-paced staging and the ambience of cult theatre: this musical celebrates life!

Now in Schmidts Tivoli on the Reeperbahn

From an insider tip to a long-running hit: Theatre director Corny Littmann and his team have erected a monument to Hamburg's most dazzling district that has already delighted 2 million viewers, making it today's most successful German-language musical theatre production.