To unlock Klaus’s band performance, you must first assist in establishing the lighthouse’s theatre venue. This requires progressing through the drama club’s storyline by completing their stage setup and hosting a successful play.

Step 1: Initiate the Theatre Quest

• Visit the lighthouse frequently and recommend plays to visitors, even if they don’t explicitly ask for them.
• Focus on **Drama** or **Classics** genres. After multiple recommendations, Tomasz or another theatre representative will contact you about constructing a stage.

Step 2: Construct the Stage

• Purchase three separate stage components across three days. Choose between budget-friendly or premium options each time.
• These purchases occur one at a time, requiring multiple visits to the lighthouse.

Step 3: Promote Ticket Sales

• After building the stage, **sell 50 tickets** during regular business days. Ensure tickets remain in stock and actively suggest them to customers.

Step 4: Witness the First Performance

• The premier play occurs the following Friday after selling all tickets. Attend it to conclude the theatre quest.

Step 5: Secure Klaus’s Performance

• Speak to Klaus post-play. He’ll announce the lighthouse has invited his band to perform, scheduling their show for the next Thursday.

Key Tips

• Timing: The theatre quest can begin as early as autumn but requires consistent lighthouse visits.
• Triggers: If Klaus’s venue doesn’t activate, revisit the lighthouse to ensure the theatre quest prerequisites are met.
• Exploration: Visiting other locations won’t interfere, but prioritize returning to the lighthouse for quest progression.

FAQ

How critical is recommending plays for Klaus’s performance?

Essential—it’s the primary trigger for the theatre storyline.

When does the theatre quest become available?

Players typically unlock it in autumn or spring after multiple interactions.

Are expensive stage items necessary?

No—selecting cheaper options won’t hinder progress.

When is Klaus’s performance scheduled?

The Thursday immediately following the theatre’s inaugural play.