Q24 Cabaret Stage

The Q24 Cabaret Stage is run by the Kleinkunstbühne Pirna Q24 e.V. association and offers a varied programme for young and old.

The Q24 Cabaret Stage is located in the historic old town of Pirna, not far from St Mary's Church. The stage was founded in 1999 by Thomas Kleinrensing. After the stage was badly damaged by the flood in 2002 and was on the verge of closure, culturally interested residents of Pirna joined together and founded the Kleinkunstbühne Pirna Q24 e.V. association. Since then, Pirna's cabaret stage on Niedere Burgstraße has been run by the association. The offerings of the cabaret stage are characterised by a versatile programme, ranging from readings and travel reports through concerts and cabaret to children's events. Depending on the seating, the hall offers space for 80 to 250 people. The foyer is equipped with a drinks bar and a cloakroom. The premises of the cabaret stage can also be rented for events and celebrations.