When does the event start?

The film evening begins on May 06, 2026, at 8:00 PM.

Where does the screening take place?

In the theater tent of COMOEDIA MUNDI at Rockzipfel in Regensburg, 93059 Stadtamhof.

How long does the evening last?

The event is scheduled for two hours, from 8:00 PM to 10:00 PM.

Is there an admission fee?

No binding ticket price is stated in the provided material. Please check the latest details with the organizer.

Is the event barrier-free?

There is no confirmed information available in the provided sources.

Are there official informations about the ensemble?

Yes, COMOEDIA MUNDI releases information about the theater, its tour, and current dates on the official website.

A theater tent tells forty years of dynamic art and lived proximity

Name: THE WORLD ON WHEELS - Documentary Film about 40 Years of COMOEDIA MUNDI
Start: 2026-05-06T22:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-05-07T00:00:00+02:00
Location: Theaterzelt COMOEDIA MUNDI am Rockzipfel

An evening of film about a theater that has been on the road for four decades

With The World on Wheels, COMOEDIA MUNDI opens the curtain not for a classic stage performance but for a documentary look behind the scenes of a unique tent theater. On May 6, 2026, the theater tent at Rockzipfel in Regensburg will become a resonant space for memories, artistic biographies, and the special theatrical atmosphere of an ensemble that has been transforming movement into art for over 40 years.

A cosmos between meadow, wagon, and stage

The film follows COMOEDIA MUNDI as a wandering community that understands theater not as a place but as a way of life. Between caravans, tent canvases, and a small stage, a stage experience in film format is created: close, personal, and imbued with that quiet intensity that only long-established ensembles exude. At the center are Fabian Schwarz and Loes Snijders, whose work shapes the mobile theater and carries its daily life with artistic discipline, improvisational spirit, and familial energy.

Drama of a life on tour

The documentary not only traces the present but also flips through the history of past decades. It shows how theater work creates its own system: with rehearsals, travels, technology, organization, and the special closeness to the audience. This closeness has always been a hallmark of COMOEDIA MUNDI. The audience experiences not a distanced representation, but an immediate encounter with a theater troupe whose dramaturgy lies in being on the move itself.

Direction of memory, light of the present

Felix Rudolph directs his camera at an ensemble that operates like a classic family business in daily life while simultaneously being an artistic cosmos. The film condenses this observation into a warm, precise narrative about work, passion, and consistency. The nomination for the VFF Production Award for Documentary Film at DOK.fest Munich underscores the documentary significance of this project and makes the evening notable in the film culture.

Theater atmosphere in the tent at Rockzipfel

Anyone entering the theater tent does not step into a neutral space but into a place with its own acoustics, its own light, and a palpable history. The mobile house of COMOEDIA MUNDI has been part of a special stage culture for decades, in which the distance between artists and audience shrinks. This fascination underscores the evening: a documentary film that not only reports but also condenses atmosphere.

Conclusion

The World on Wheels promises a culturally loaded evening for all those who want to understand not only the theater but also its creation. This screening invites you to experience an extraordinary ensemble, its movement, and its artistic endurance live. Those who want to hear the heartbeat of Regensburg's theater in the tent should not miss this date.