The Kurtheater Baden is a guest theatre with a long tradition in a new dress. Opened in 1952, the theatre in Baden's Kurpark has recently been beautifully renovated and expanded. The curated programme (Artistic Director: Uwe Heinrichs) regularly ...
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Katja Ebstein
Katja Ebstein is one of Germany’s best-known singers. She rose to fame in the 1970s thanks to her repeated successes at the Eurovision Song Contest.
YESTERDAY – TODAY – TOMORROW is a musical journey through the past, present and future with Katja Ebstein. With her unmistakable voice and intense stage presence, she takes her audience on a personal and musical journey full of emotions and memories.
At the heart of it all is an artist who not only sings, but also tells stories, takes a stand and moves her audience. Her programme combines grand ballads, poetic moments and well-known catchy tunes into a concert experience that gets under your skin – powerful, approachable and authentic.
Katja Ebstein stands for music with heart and personality. She sings of love and passion, but also against indifference, injustice, war and violence – and for humanity and hope. In doing so, she reveals not only the star on stage, but also the person behind her: authentic and artistically uncompromising.
An evening for everyone who loves great voices, powerful lyrics and genuine emotion – and who seeks more than just sound in music. Experience KATJA EBSTEIN: YESTERDAY – TODAY – TOMORROW. A legend graces us with her presence!
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Wednesday, February 03, 2027
19:30
Swiss franc 15-68
Advance ticket sales from: 16 September 2026
WITH Katja Ebstein
ON PIANO Stefan Kling
ON PIANO Stefan Kling
KURTHEATER BADEN
Parkstrasse 20
5400 Baden
+41 (0)56 222 22 44
info@kurtheater.ch
Accessibility:
Infos Zugänglichkeit:
Access to the Kurtheater Baden is barrier-free through the main entrance on Parkstrasse. The theatre hall and the New Foyer can be reached barrier-free via the lift in the entrance foyer. The rehearsal room on the 5th floor is also accessible. Wheelchair-accessible toilets are available in the front building and in the back building. Inductive hearing with your own hearing aid (mode "T") is available in the hall in the stalls, not in the balcony. Hearing aids can be borrowed free of charge from the cloakroom for a deposit.
