European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 04, 1990, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Million a year to support local cultural activities. Rosenbauer has an occasional american or Canadian in her troupe but because of the proximity and resulting lower travel costs most of the actors Are British. In addition to staging plays the theater also runs workshops for youth groups schools and people preparing to audition for German English or american acting schools. In 1989, Rosenbauer received the Hessen state culture prize for her Many years of cultural Pioneer work. Her latest premiere proves the theater is More alive than  the English theater performs tuesday through sunday from september through july. Performances Start at 8 ., except the last sunday of every month when the curtain goes up at 4  Special matinee performances can also be arranged for school groups. Works to be performed this season include rumours by Neil Simon a slice of saturday night by Neil Lea and John and Charles Heather All my sons by Arthur Miller and absurd person singular by Alan a Cobourn. Regular ticket prices Are 30 Marks $19 and 35 Marks $22depending on seat category. Tickets for premieres Are 60 Marks $38 and 65 Marks $42. Subscriptions Are also available. The Box office is open monday through Friday from 9 30 . To 12 30  And 1 30  To 7  Weekend Box office hours Are 4  To 7  Tickets Are also available from agencies including the Uso in Frankfurt. For More information Call 069/2423160. Public parking is nearby at the theater Platz Parkhouse and the main train station. Above left managing director Judith Rosenbauer. Above the Entrance to the new theater building. Left a scene from last season s performance of same time next year which starred Judith Rosenbauer and William Durris. English theater october 4, 1990 stripes Magazine 7