The venue was founded by the legendary German cabaret artist Die Springmaus, who remains the namesake of the theater.
It is considered the birthplace of professional German improvisation theater.
The theater regularly functions as a springboard for emerging comedians who later transition to national television careers.
The building was formerly used as a community center before being converted into a specialized comedy stage.
The group 'Die Springmaus' has maintained a rotating ensemble of artists for over four decades, keeping the improv style consistent yet evolving.
Haus der Springmaus is a long-standing cabaret and comedy theater located in the Endenich district of Bonn. Founded in 1983, it serves as the home venue for the renowned improvisational theater group 'Die Springmaus'. The venue features a diverse program including stand-up comedy, musical cabaret, magic, and political satire. It is recognized as one of the oldest private theaters for live comedy in Germany. The intimate seating arrangement ensures direct proximity between performers and the audience. The building also hosts professional workshops for improvisational acting. It remains a central pillar of the local cultural scene in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The main entrance foyer featuring the historical Springmaus logo and posters of current and past performers.
Book tickets well in advance online, as popular comedy shows often sell out weeks ahead of time.
Arrive early to enjoy a drink in the lobby, which acts as a social hub before performances.
Check the official program specifically for 'impro-shows' if you want to see the venue's namesake ensemble perform.
Do not wait until the night of the show to purchase tickets, as walk-in availability is extremely rare for popular acts.
Program intensity varies by season; usually operates from late summer through early summer, with a brief break during the mid-summer holiday period.
