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 Culinary soap opera |
Waldschmidtstraße 4 Frankfurt, HES 60316 Germany +49 69 6 0506 http://www.mousonturm.de/ |
A meeting point for actors and audiences from the Mousonturm, a soap factory turned theatre, the interior is bright and pleasantly modern, but things can get very busy during the interval. Customers can choose from a selection of different coffees, cocktails, beer, wine and soft drinks. The Indian chef adds an Asian touch to the fresh and delicate cuisine. When the weather is good, guests can take their drinks out onto to the terrace. Sunday brunch is particularly popular: try the sumptuous buffet once, and you'll soon be back for more! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Shakespeare and chansons |
Hohenstr. 24 Frankfurt, HES 60385 Germany +49 69 596 9490 http://www.freiesschauspiel.de |
Popular, highly-acclaimed and fun to watch - that's the Freies Schauspiel Ensemble. The resident theatre group perform at one of the finest venues in Frankfurt, it performs over 100 times a year. Under the guidance of director Reinhard Hinzpeter and leading lady Dagmar Casse, the ensemble has become a cultural institution in Frankfurt, performing a variety of works, from classic plays to chansons and fairytales. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Swing your champagne glass |
Hanauer Landstraße 192 Frankfurt, HES 60314 Germany +49 69 480 0370 http://www.king-kamehameha.de |
The shooting star of the club circuit, King Kamehameha's popularity rests upon its ability to provide the perfect combination of tip-top drinks, excellent food and great service in an upmarket club atmosphere. The decor is swish yet simple, the clientele well-dressed and cultivated. DJs play a mix of jazz, soul, house and Latino sounds, to which the lucky few can swing their hips and sway their champagne glasses. Or you can simply stand at the bar and enjoy watching! Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Peter Kirsch |
 Photo: Alex Phillips |
 Photo: Walserwutz |
 House for Contemporary Art |
Waldschmidtstraße 4 Frankfurt, DE 60316 Germany +49 (0) 69 40 58 9520 (Box Office) http://www.mousonturm.de/ |
As part of a trend of art production "houses" sweeping Germany, Mousonturm is leading the arts into 21st century. It is a homebase for contemporary artists, nurturing them, enouraging communication between them, and producing their work. Mousonturm promotes traditional arts such as dance, theater, music, performance and the fine arts, as well as newer genres like literature, film, radio, new media and club arts. The House aims to support contemporary art and to define its place in the modern economy. Künstlerhaus Mousonturm produces, stages and exhibits works by German and international artists on a year-round basis, and is the best place in Frankfurt to see ground-breaking art works. See website for program details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Calum Matheson |
 Photo: Oliver Gaden  |
 Photo: Suzanne Smith |
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 Cultural centre |
Waldschmidtstraße 4 Frankfurt, HES 60316 Germany +49 69 4058 9520 http://www.mousonturm.de |
This tall brick tower was once a part of a large factory which produced Mouson soap. In 1988, the buildings were transformed into a cultural center consisting of a main stage and auditorium, as well as two smaller stages and a rehearsal room for musicians. There are also four art studios, a fully equipped sound studio, a theater workshop and a restaurant. The program is equally varied, featuring national and international dance acts, cabarets, theater ensembles and musicians. One of the few successful examples of transforming an industrial plant into an entertainment complex, this place is definitely worth a visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Photo: Oliver Gaden |
 Photo: baranek |
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Music & Arts Festival |
Waldschmidtstraße 4 Frankfurt, HES 60316 Germany +49 69 4058 9520 http://www.mousonturm.de |
Organised by the Mousonturm team, the Summer in the City festival takes place annually and features a mix of open-air concerts, plays and cultural events. The venues are as varied as the events and include places like the Plamengarten (Palm Gardens) and the Historisches Museum (Museum of Local History). Due to its unconventional and pioneering spirit, the festival attracts visitors from all over Germany and Europe. Review © 2007, Wcities |