Schaubühne Lindenfels

Schaubühne Lindenfels is a Leipzig production and performance venue with an interdisciplinary overall concept. Its programmatic focal points are theatre/dance/performance and film art, complemented by music, literature, new media and visual arts, with thematic series, programme weeks, retrospectives, theme evenings and festivals described as a distinctive hallmark. The house also offers discussion forums, exhibitions and salons. In 2005 the non-profit Schaubühne Lindenfels Aktiengesellschaft was founded to acquire the property and act as the supporting body of the production house; today the first German 'share theatre' belongs to more than 1,200 shareholders.

In 2005 the non-profit Schaubühne Lindenfels Aktiengesellschaft was founded to acquire the property and to act as the supporting body of the production house, starting an experiment with cultural-political, social and economic relevance. Today the first German 'share theatre' belongs to more than 1,200 shareholders, described as an audience company in a multiple sense. Shares are offered at 24, 50, 75, 100 or 250 euros, and shareholders can help shape the profile of the Schaubühne at the annual general meeting (one share = one vote). The founding or initial shareholders Anka Liebe, Jörg Schulz and René Reinhardt hold a stock of sellable shares that are transferred to second shareholders.

A place of art standing for openness, tolerance and solidarity, aiming to promote art and culture in their diversity and to welcome people of different backgrounds.

• Kunstaktien (art shares)

  Shares at 24, 50, 75, 100 or 250 euros giving buyers a piece of art from Leipzig and a piece of culture in the city, with voting rights at the annual general meeting.

1. 1Theater • Kino • Festivalhausschaubuehne.com
2. 2Über Unsschaubuehne.com
3. 3Teamschaubuehne.com
4. 4Aktiengesellschaftschaubuehne.com
5. 5Schaubühne Lindenfelswikidata.org