Charleys tante max raabe biography

The first bidding process is cancelled in 2006 as it would not have led to an economic outcome. A few months later a new tender is started throughout Europe. The municipality is looking for a tenant who would ensure the preservation of the prestigious theatre and service for at least 25 more years. The conditions: 1.500 seats and at least six fully adequate series of events per year. As it turns out, a sale would inevitably lead to a negative purchase price and thus all plans and offers are withdrawn.

On 14th February 2007, the City Council decides to maintain the theatre as a city institution. Mayor and Head of Board Hep Monatzeder states, that they are not willing to pay € 30 million to a private investor and lose the influence on the building and operation of the theatre at the same time. In 2007, Carmen Bayer and Werner Steer take over as Managing Directors after having worked for the Deutsches Theater as attorney and procurator of the company before.

This also includes still upholding performances during a the renovation, as in 2008, the City Council decides on a general renovation of the building and – in contrast to the reconstruction works in 1982 – a relocation of the stage to a tent in Fröttmaning during that time. Construction works at the Schwant