TITANIC

Description

On April 14, 1912, at 11:40 PM, about 500 miles off the coast of New York, something incredible happened. The largest steamship of all time, the ocean giant, the queen of the seas – the Titanic struck an iceberg and sank within a few hours. It was her maiden voyage and she was considered unsinkable. Yet, to this day, not all questions have been answered. Why were there too few lifeboats? Why did the Titanic travel too fast? Why was there no binoculars in the crow's nest? Why? Join us on this journey full of puzzles, secrets, and surprises, because the giant may be sleeping at about 4000 meters depth, but it will awaken and has much to tell. Stay tuned! Event Notes - Free seating for the performance. - Admission about 20 minutes before - Duration about 60 minutes - The Baumann Cave maintains a constant temperature of 8-9° C. - Please bring warm clothing and/or seat cushions to the performance. - The Goethe Hall of the Baumann Cave is accessible via several stairs – not barrier-free! - Photography and filming in the cave are not permitted! We ask for your understanding! Participating artists: Freies Theater Harz