The Komödie Winterhuder Fährhaus in Hamburg rents out its theatre hall for up to 586 seated guests, a small hall for up to 100 and a foyer for receptions of up to 200 standing guests. It suits company events, galas, general meetings, product presentations, conferences and private celebrations, in a theatre that has stood on the Alster in the Winterhude district since 1854.
Seminars and company events
The theatre says it can host annual kickoffs, summer parties, Christmas parties, anniversaries and team events. It also lists galas and award ceremonies, charity events, product presentations, press conferences, product launches, lecture series, congresses and panel discussions. The three areas can be rented separately or combined.
Professional stage and theatre technology, a sound system and lighting are on site. The team provides one contact person from the first request to the teardown, and rooms can be used during the day and in the evening, including outside regular performance times.
Weddings and receptions
Private celebrations such as weddings, birthdays and family parties are listed, as are school ceremonies and graduations. The foyer works as a stand-alone venue for smaller events and receptions.
Rooms and capacities
The theatre hall with stage seats up to 586 in rows. Standing and banquet capacities are available on request. It suits large audiences, with professional seating and stage technology.
The small hall, similar to a studio stage, takes up to 100 guests in rows or standing and up to 60 at banquet tables. It is intended for workshops, readings, receptions, panel discussions and private company parties.
The foyer is bright and has a professional bar counter for catering. It takes up to 200 guests standing and up to 80 at a banquet. Use it for receptions, networking and breaks, or alone for smaller events.
For the whole house, the site gives 586 or more in rows and up to 80 at a banquet.
Catering
The theatre's own catering team serves guests, from finger food to a gala dinner. A bar counter in the foyer supports receptions and breaks.
History and setting
The venue calls itself a real traditional theatre with a history since 1854, rather than an anonymous conference room. It stands directly on the Alster.
Getting there
The subway station Hudtwalckerstraße on line U1 is two minutes away, according to the venue. A private underground garage is available. There is no accommodation on site, so guests who stay overnight need to book a hotel in Hamburg.
