Tollhaus-Theater Goldbach
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| Member of | Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater |
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| Headquarters | Hösbach |
| Country | Germany |
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| Website | tollhaus-theater.de |
The Tollhaus-Theater Goldbach is an amateur theatre group in Goldbach near Aschaffenburg in Lower Franconia, Bavaria, Germany. It made its debut in 1997 and stages comedies by German-language and international playwrights, performing in the Haus Efatta in Goldbach.[1][2]
History and repertoire
The group's first production, in 1997, was Eva Meder-Thünemann's Spontan ist besser als irgendwann. Encouraged by the response, the members continued, with the stated aim of developing a character of their own through their own creativity as amateur actors.[1]
Its repertoire draws on established playwrights such as Neil Simon, Mary Chase, Erich Kästner and Curt Goetz, as well as contemporary authors such as Alan Ayckbourn and Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt. The group says it chooses plays that are meant to be remembered for more than slapstick, while avoiding a moralising tone, and quotes Curt Goetz to that effect.[1]
Venue
The group performs in the Haus Efatta, a parish building in the Schulstraße in Goldbach. Tickets are sold through a local bookshop, the Lese-Insel in Goldbach.[2][3] In October 2026 it gave a series of performances there.[3]