TamS

The TamS Theatre, originated in a bubble bath in Schwabing, is a private theater in Munich.

History

The TamS Theatre was founded in 1970 by Philipp Arp and his future wife Anette Spola as a theater at the welfare office - founded TamS and was described by the Süddeutsche Zeitung as " world backyard theater." It sees itself as the home of the loner, Wayward and rear Liberals. In 35 years, the theater has staged more than 50 world and European premieres. It continuously presents works by Gerhard Polt, Maria Peschek and Rudolf Vogel, not to be confused with the actor Rudolf Vogel, who died in 1967.