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'''Laimer Brett'l''' (officially '''Laimer Brett'l e.V.''') is a [[wikipedia:Bavarian language|Bavarian]]-dialect amateur theatre group based in [[wikipedia:Munich|Munich]], Bavaria, Germany.<ref name="site" /> Founded in 1993, it stages folk comedies in Bavarian dialect, typically two productions a year, and is counted among the city's amateur theatres.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="wp" />

== History ==
The association was founded in 1993, and its first staged piece was the one-act comedy ''Traumfrauen'' by Franz Schaurer in March of that year.<ref name="chronik" /> Since then the group has presented a continuous run of productions, usually one in spring (''Frühjahr'') and one in autumn (''Herbst'').<ref name="chronik" /> Its spring 2019 production was titled ''25 Jahre Inge, Heinz und Onkel Kare'', marking the group's twenty-fifth year.<ref name="chronik" /> In autumn 2018 the group did not perform because its playing space was unavailable during the renovation of the Wirtshaus am Hart.<ref name="chronik" />

== Repertoire ==
The group performs Bavarian-dialect comedies and folk plays (''Volksstücke''). Its programme draws on authors who write for the Bavarian amateur stage, among them Alfred Högerle, Franz Schaurer, Georg Maier and Gerhard Löw.<ref name="chronik" /> Recent productions include ''Rambazamba in der Seniorenresidenz'' (spring 2023), ''A so a Hex mei Oide'' (spring 2025), both by Alfred Högerle, and ''Eine verhängnisvolle Nacht'' by Armin Vollenweider, revived for spring 2026.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="spielplan" />

== Venue ==
The group performs at the Wirtshaus am Hart in the [[wikipedia:Milbertshofen-Am Hart|Am Hart]] district in the north of Munich, at Sudetendeutsche Straße 40.<ref name="chronik" /><ref name="venue" />

== Organisation ==
Laimer Brett'l is a registered association ([[wikipedia:Voluntary association#Germany|e.V.]]) and a member of the [[Verband Bayerischer Amateurtheater e. V.]]<ref name="site" /> It has also run a children's theatre offshoot, Laimer Brettl Kindertheater, based in the [[wikipedia:Laim|Laim]] district of Munich.<ref name="kinder" />

== External links ==
* [https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Official website]

== References ==
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<ref name="site">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/ Laimer Brett'l e.V.], official website, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="chronik">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/chronik/ Chronik], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="spielplan">[https://www.laimerbrettl.de/spielplan/ Spielplan], Laimer Brett'l e.V., retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="venue">[https://www.muenchen-online.de/veranstaltungsorte/laimer-brettl-7836/ Laimer Brettl], München Online, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="kinder">[http://kindertheater.laimerbrettl.de/?page_id=2 Laimer Brettl Kindertheater], retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
<ref name="wp">[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_theatres_in_Munich List of theatres in Munich], Wikipedia, retrieved 29 June 2026.</ref>
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