When does the performance take place?

The performance begins on 02.06.2026 at 18:30 and is expected to end around 22:30.

Where is the play performed?

It is performed at the Antoniushaus of Theater Regensburg at Mühlweg 13, 93053 Regensburg.

How much do tickets cost?

For this performance, tickets are available from 19 Euros; the upper price range is 41 Euros.

Is there an introduction before the performance?

Yes, for the date on 02.06.2026, an introduction is scheduled for 18:00.

Is the theater accessible for those with disabilities?

The Antoniushaus is close to the main station, accessible by several bus lines, and provides accessibility information on the theater page.

What content-related warnings are there?

The production deals with terror and physical violence and works with fog, loud music, walks into the audience, and e-cigarettes.

Two Classics, One Evening: Political Theater by Sartre and Camus at the Antoniushaus

Name: Dirty Hands / The Just
Start: 2026-06-02T20:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-03T00:30:00+02:00
Location: Antoniushaus

A double evening about power, conscience, and the price of conviction

With Dirty Hands / The Just, Theater Regensburg presents a cleverly constructed double evening on the stage of the Antoniushaus. Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus meet here in two existentialist classics that do not age, but gain new sharpness with each political upheaval. At the center are revolution, morality, and the uncomfortable question of whether humanity can prevail against ideology.

When attitude becomes action

Sartre’s Dirty Hands looks into the inner abyss of political action. Hoederer seeks compromise, Hugo the pure doctrine, and between them, a story unfolds in which ideals become dangerous weapons. The evening thus unfolds an exciting stage experience full of tensions, doubts, and an oppressive present. The dramatic force arises from the clash of positions, not from external effects.

Camus as the second, quiet flame

In The Just, Camus condenses the moral state of emergency into a chamber play of decision. A revolutionary group plans an assassination, but at the decisive moment, certainty falters. The political enemy becomes a human being. Here lies the power of this theater evening: It shows not only conflict but also the shudder before the consequence. The production thus opens space for an audience reaction that resonates because it touches on fundamental questions of coexistence.

Direction, set design, and theater atmosphere

The direction by Antje Thoms, the set and video by Florian Barth, and the dramaturgy by Elena Höbarth focus on concentration and precision. The Antoniushaus provides the fitting framework: a renovated theater space with parquet and gallery, close to the audience, dense in language, open to the tension between stage and auditorium. For this production, the venue also points out sensory and content-related warnings, including fog, individual walks into the audience, loud music, e-cigarettes, and the thematization of terror and physical violence.

An evening for the mind and heart

Those who appreciate political theater with intellectual clarity, strong acting, and an intense theater atmosphere will find a rare density in this evening. The double evening demands without preaching and keeps the audience captivated until the end with an open question: What remains of a conviction when it costs blood?

The performance promises an evening full of friction, insight, and emotional tension. Anyone wishing to experience grand theatrical performances with classical substance should secure this date at the Antoniushaus and encounter Sartre and Camus live.