Tatjana Geßler enchants Stuttgart: jazz, stories and animal protection!

Tatjana Geßler enchants Stuttgart: jazz, stories and animal protection!

On June 30, 2025, there was an evening in the picturesque Friedrichsbau Varieté in Stuttgart that combined jazz, animal stories and personal insights into the life of Tatjana Geßler. The well-known newswoman and filmmaker of animal films did her best to delight the audience with her versatile show “Songs, Animals, Stories”. Geßler, who has also made a name for herself as a singer and songwriter, is known for her commitment to animal welfare and has published over 50 books in eleven countries, including Japan, Korea, Italy and France, such as the Stuttgart News reported.

Accompanied by a talented jazz band led by the former SWR music editor Frieder Berlin, Geßler showed her artistic skills with a mixture of her own songs such as “Samtpfote” or “Nothing is forever” and timeless classics such as “Hymne d’amour” and “For you it should rain red roses”. A particular highlight was the performance of her favorite song, “Just don’t cry for love!”, a nostalgic moment that was well received by the audience. Geßler, who received both recognition and critical voices on social media, had gathered an open-minded fan base that authentically supported her cause.

An evening full of emotions and stories

In the second half of the evening, guest stars Cherry Gehring and Jens Heckermann appeared, which made the program even more varied. Geßler's performance was not only musical, but also rich in history. Between songs, she shared humorous anecdotes about animals and talked about her experiences as a TV journalist who specializes in animal protection. Her commitment to this important area is reflected in her art and shows that music and social issues can go hand in hand. Her wardrobe changes also provided entertainment and variety.

The event wasn't just a simple concert - it was an experience that brought together people who had traveled from far away to see Tatjana Geßler live. The audience was thrilled by this mix of music, stories and a pinch of animal protection mission. As Friedrichsbau describes it, Geßler's program combines the love of music with the heart for animals. It is evenings like these that make the Friedrichsbau Varieté a special place for encounters and inspiration.

If you would like to find out more about the upcoming events or purchase tickets for the show, you can inquire by calling 0711-550 660 77. In this way, future highlights in the Friedrichsbau cannot be missed - and perhaps Tatjana Geßler's next appearance will be another reason to treat yourself to an evening at the variety show.