The bass humms, the beat drives and the synthesisers oscillate. Sometimes screeching, sometimes earthy, sometimes spherical. The moon is on stage, flashing and sparkling in many bright colours. Just like the whole evening, a walk through the jungle, revelling in 25 years of memories, experiences, encounters, drums and bass …
The Tsunami Crew is known for its legendary Lost in Nature festivals. Anyone who has experienced them knows, loves and misses the Tsunamis. If you’ve never been, now’s your chance to catch up.
So, put on your dancing shoes and let the beats carry you through the night at the Royal!
Additional Details
Organizer
LOST since 1999
Venue
Cinema – parking spaces? – Palace of Culture! – Building office? – Palace of Culture!
The Royal Baden has an eventful history behind it. The oldest free-standing cinema in Switzerland was opened in 1913 by the resolute Parisian Marie Antoine against the will of the authorities. In 2011, the disused cinema almost had to make way for car parks, but after a successful petition, committed people transformed the Royal into a multimedia cultural centre for interim use. The cultural centre has taken the hearts of all visitors and artists by storm and is now indispensable. Thanks to the great and generous support of the population, politicians and businesses, the Royal was saved for the coming years in 2017 and the ‘Kulturhaus Royal’ association was able to sign a lease until the end of 2038! Together with external organisers and countless volunteers, the fourteen-member operating group puts on a wide-ranging cultural niche programme with lots of music, visual arts, theatre, literature, podiums, scandal films, flea markets, German courses and much more.