When does the performance take place?

The performance is scheduled for October 9, 2026, with another show on October 10, 2026, each at 7:30 PM.

Where is the play performed?

The play will be performed at Brotfabrik Bühne Bonn at Kreuzstr. 16, 53225 Bonn.

What is the admission price?

The official ticket price is 15 Euros, reduced rate is 9 Euros.

Is this an indoor event?

Yes, the performance takes place in the theater hall of Brotfabrik Bühne Bonn.

What is the content about?

The piece relocates the well-known story of The Wave to an allotment garden and examines how community can quickly turn into pressure, coercion, and exclusion.

How can tickets be reserved?

Ticket reservations can be made according to the event page by phone at 0228 – 97 53-2407.

When the allotment garden becomes a stage, Theater Fulminant uncovers power and participation.

Name: The Small Garden NoWelle - I sow what you do not see.
Start: 2026-10-09T19:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-10T19:30:00+02:00
Location: Brotfabrik Bühne Bonn

When the garden turns into a power laboratory

The Brotfabrik Bühne Bonn invites you in October 2026 to a theater evening that starts innocently and intensifies with each scene. The Small Garden NoWelle by Theater Fulminant relocates the famous mechanism of order, group pressure, and exclusion to the neighborhood of allotment gardens. From garden sheds, raised beds, and club rules, a stage experience emerges that questions the present with sharp insight and palpable theater atmosphere.

Order that suddenly tips

What appears as a small community logic unfolds here as a precisely observed staging about conformity and control. The shifting of The Wave into an allotment complex sharpens the view for mechanisms familiar from everyday life: rules become rituals, cohesion becomes the norm, deviation becomes a problem. It is from this that the piece derives its tension.

Theater art with societal friction

The dramaturgy relies on clear contrasts and characters who, in their apparent groundedness, carry societal questions more distinctly. The ensemble plays with the appeal of the familiar: garden soil, neighborhood, slogans, and club voices become material for an intense mental stage set. Those who look closely recognize far more than a local grotesque. It is about power, belonging, and the quiet violence of participation.

An evening for an audience with keen insight

The staging promises no pleasing idyll, but an evening with a clear stance. Acting, directing, and the idea of a condensed chamber play meet a theme that aims beneath the surface. Especially in Bonn-Beuel, at the heart of the vibrant off-theater scene of the Brotfabrik, this piece unfolds its special presence. Audience reactions are likely to be characterized by curiosity, agreement, friction, and discussions after the final applause.

Conclusion

The Small Garden NoWelle promises a clever, contemporary, and compelling theater experience between satire and social analysis. Those who love theater that not only entertains but also resonates should not miss this date at the Brotfabrik Bühne Bonn.