When does the performance start?

The performance begins on May 29, 2026, at 6:30 PM.

Where is the play taking place?

At the theater in Antoniushaus, Mühlweg 13, 93053 Regensburg.

Is the Antoniushaus barrier-free?

Yes, Antoniushaus has barrier-free access, wheelchair spaces, an elevator to the gallery, and an inductive hearing system in the balcony.

Are there parking options nearby?

Yes, the largest free parking spaces are located at the Municipal Vocational School on Alfons-Auer-Straße, about 300 meters away.

Where can I buy tickets?

Tickets are available through the online shop of Theater Regensburg as well as at the theater box office and through the ticket phone.

What is the ticket price?

For this event, there is no verified individual price available in the current data.

An evening about revolution, conscience, and the restless power of decision

Name: The Dirty Hands / The Just
Start: 2026-05-29T20:30:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-30T00:30:00+02:00
Location: Theater im Antoniushaus

A double evening about morality, power, and the price of revolution

On May 29, 2026, the Theater Regensburg at Antoniushaus will raise the curtain for an evening that does not seek to be comfortable. The Dirty Hands / The Just places two existential classics side by side and immerses the audience in the question of how far conviction can go when politics becomes action. The double evening combines the thoughts of Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus into a stage experience that stimulates both mind and conscience. ([theaterregensburg.de](https://www.theaterregensburg.de/produktionen/die-schmutzigen-haende-die-gerechten.html?ID_Vorstellung=3465&m=73))

Sartre meets Camus: Two perspectives on the same wound

In Sartre's The Dirty Hands, idealism and realpolitik collide: Hugo is to kill Hoederer, begins to doubt, and discovers that political purity rarely remains unblemished on the stage of history. Camus' The Just shifts the focus to a revolutionary cell, where the planned attack shatters against the humanity of the opponent. Both plays question the legitimacy of violence, responsibility, and the moment when an idea becomes a crime. ([theaterregensburg.de](https://www.theaterregensburg.de/produktionen/die-schmutzigen-haende-die-gerechten.html?ID_Vorstellung=3465&m=73))

Direction, dramaturgy, and stage design as a space for thought

The production by Antje Thoms, the set and video by Florian Barth, and the dramaturgy by Elena Höbarth promise an evening of precise theatrical architecture. Theater Regensburg relies on analytical sharpness instead of decorative surface: The audience experiences a theater atmosphere where light, space, and acting art reveal political lines and take every audience reaction into account. ([theaterregensburg.de](https://www.theaterregensburg.de/produktionen/die-schmutzigen-haende-die-gerechten.html?ID_Vorstellung=3465&m=73))

The Antoniushaus as a venue with clear presence

The Antoniushaus at Mühlweg 13 has been one of the major venues of Theater Regensburg since February 2022. It has barrier-free access through the main entrance, an elevator to the gallery, wheelchair spaces in the orchestra, and an inductive hearing system in the balcony seating. Free cloakrooms and good connections to buses, trains, and parking options complete the visit. ([theaterregensburg.de](https://www.theaterregensburg.de/seiten/barrierefreiheit.html?utm_source=openai))

Why this evening resonates

The Dirty Hands / The Just is not an evening for quick answers but for careful observation. Those seeking political theater, intellectual tension, and performance with conviction will find here a double evening that lingers long after. A visit to the Antoniushaus promises no easy solutions but rather an intense theater evening that reinterprets the present through the lens of the classics. ([theaterregensburg.de](https://www.theaterregensburg.de/produktionen/die-schmutzigen-haende-die-gerechten.html?ID_Vorstellung=3465&m=73))