When does the performance begin?

The performance begins on 10/25/2026 at 7:00 PM.

How much is the admission?

The regular ticket price is €15, reduced to €10.

Where does the play take place?

At Lindenkeller Freising, Veitsmüllerweg 2, 85354 Freising.

What is There will be no blood about?

The solo theater piece combines autobiographical experiences with menstruation, menopause, aging, and societal questions.

Are there indications about the duration?

The duration is not clearly stated in the found sources.

Is the venue accessible?

Yes, Lindenkeller is partially accessible; the upper house is barrier-free, and the lower house is reachable by elevator.

A bold solo evening about body, change, and female self-determination

Name: Katherina Heissenhuber: There will be no blood
Start: 2026-10-25T20:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-10-25T21:15:00+01:00
Location: Lindenkeller

A solo evening about body, biography, and liberation

With There will be no blood, a solo theater piece comes to the stage at Lindenkeller Freising on Sunday, October 25, 2026, which condenses personal experiences, insightful information, and societal friction into a vibrant stage experience.

Between first bleeding and last certainty

The performance begins with the shock of the first menstruation and follows a woman who reassesses her body, her influences, and her life plans. From the horror grows an evening full of wit, rhythm, and insight, addressing menstruation, menopause, and aging not as marginal topics, but as central chapters of female reality.

Infotainment with theatrical precision

The evening oscillates between storytelling, infotainment, and playful intensification. An info-dance about menstruation, a look at a church-influenced image of women, and the question of motherhood open several dramatic levels. Thus, a production is created that does not preach, but moves - with a mix of physicality, humor, and a clear approach to societal images.

Menopause as a turning point, not a footnote

When menopause breaks into everyday life, certainty tips. Right here, the evening gains its strongest tension: it observes how a familiar self-image begins to waver, and turns it into a multifaceted play about autonomy, knowledge, and self-determination. This gives the performance a rare mix of lightness and seriousness.

Acting, voice, and musical precision

Katharina Heißenhuber visibly brings her training as a classical singer and actress into play. In the combination of voice, presence, and physical drawing lies the special power of this solo evening. Supported by the direction and dramaturgy of Jessica Schultheis and Nora Bussenius, as well as the design by Dea Bejleri, a concentrated theater image emerges that stays close to the character while simultaneously pointing beyond the personal.

Why this evening lasts

There will be no blood connects female body politics with questions of healthcare, economy, and social togetherness. That is exactly where the appeal of this performance lies: it is entertaining, informative, and at the same time open to the audience's own experiences. Those who appreciate theater as a mirror and a space for thought will experience an evening that entertains and resonates – live at Lindenkeller Freising.

Visitors can expect an intelligent, humorous, and sensual theater evening with a clear stance, strong stage presence, and plenty of conversation material. An ideal date for anyone wishing to experience contemporary theater with social relevance live.