This theater was build in 1910 at the Goetheplatz in Bremen's center. The theater became famous in 1962 because of the new innovative work of director Kurt Hübners, who created a new way of theater productions, a so-called "Bremer style". In the nineties, the theater had some financial problems and it was on the verge of closing. Today, the house is connected with the urban opera, the dance theater, and the MOKS Bremen. It can hold a large number of people at once.

This is one of the most famous stages in Germany and continues the tradition established by the Komödienhaus (comedy theatre) in 1792. The classical-style Theater am Goetheplatz was built in 1913, and well-known directors such as Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Peter Zadek had their first taste of success with productions here. These days the theatre stages plays, dance productions, opera and operettas. The recent production of Goethe's Faust received great critical acclaim.

Kunst-und Kunstlerhaus Schwankhalle, popularly known as Schwankhalle is a concert hall in Bremen catering especially to the music bands and live performers. The hall is set in a building and more often serves as a rehearsal hall. It is well-equipped with the latest sound technology and has modern amenities. The hall also provides a green room for its artists. A perfect place for music shows.

Musical Theater Bremen was opened on Richtweg, in the heart of Bremen, in February 1999. The auditorium has 1450 seats spread over three floors; there is also a restaurant, bar and souvenir shop.

Opened in 2013, Hafen Revue Theater has carved a niche in the hearts of theater lovers in the city. The stage and bar is reminiscent of the harbor in the 1950s, adding a certain nostalgia to the decor. Get a dose of theatrical entertainment with their shows that is a potpourri of music, sketches and dance.