Ever wondered where Stuttgart’s most charming French living room is located? That’s Theater La Lune. This isn’t just any theater. It’s a unique blend of culture and cuisine.
Theater La Lune resides in Gablenberg. It occupies the old schoolhouse on Stuttgart’s most beautiful curve opposite the Schmalzmarkt. This location offers easy access via public transport. The 42 and 45 bus lines stop right outside.
Boglárka Pap and Julianna Herzberg run Theater La Lune. They present exciting guests and tasty culinary treats alongside the performances. The theater offers a cozy atmosphere. It is indeed like a French living room.
But what makes Theater La Lune truly special? It’s the combination of a soup bar and a cultural café. During lunchtime, a different soup is freshly prepared daily. In the evening, the soup is paired with a fitting theater piece. Julianna Herzberg has created about 200 soup recipes. The recipes range from oriental pumpkin-apricot ragout to green soup with beetroot-nut topping.
Before the show, guests and artists eat soup together. The ingredients often match the performance. For example, a Balkan band’s performance is accompanied by Balkan soup.
Theater La Lune offers more than just plays and culinary delights. There are exhibitions, readings, and children’s theater. You can also enjoy chamber music and concerts. Tommy Mammel is a regular performer here.
The venue is available for rent to private individuals and businesses. It is also available for artists depending on duration, space, and weekday. The theater boasts a spacious, stylishly planted outdoor terrace. Level access makes it versatile. Inside, you’ll find a technically well-equipped stage.
Theater La Lune also focuses on sustainability. Catering features homemade regional products. They avoid packaging wherever possible.
So next time you’re in Stuttgart, visit Theater La Lune. Experience the French charm and unique cultural experiences. Enjoy the delicious soups and captivating performances. It’s more than just a theater. It’s an experience.