Musicals, Theater, Concerts

WHO LIKES ABBA WILL LOVE MAMMA MIA!
From September 2019 back at the STAGE Theater des Westens. The advance sale has started!

The story is about the courage to realize one's dreams, about love, friendship, family and the importance of the past for the happiness of the future.

The new Blue Man Group in Berlin with even more fun, more action and simply MORE WOW. They are curious, energetic and fit into any category – with its extraordinary mix of rocking concert atmosphere, first-class comedy and incredible technical effects inspired the three blue men of BLUE MAN GROUP worldwide more than 25 million viewers.

Ich war noch niemals in New York -  The successful musical returns to Berlin with a brand new production

The musical is a hommage to the lifework of Udo Jürgens - maybe the greatest german popstar of the last decade. The realization of the musical was a real heartfelt wish to him. The idea to present his music in this specials form turned out to be a masterstroke, so that the musical was loved by millions from the beginning.

In our immediate vicinity can be found the Theater and Comedy at ‘Kudamm’. The constantly changing program features a cross-section of well-known actors and is worth a visit any evening. Its future hangs in the balance, with a Senate decision still outstanding.

The German Theater (DT) in Berlin was inaugurated as Friedrich Wilhelm Theater in 1850, specializing in light entertainment fare. During the 20th century it had mostly classic stage plays on its schedule.

Located in the heart of Berlin is the heartbeat of contemporary circus, the Chameleon Theatre. Acrobatics, music, dance, comedy and drama form in one of the most beautiful theater of the city a harmonious whole – without losing sight but missing corners and edges.

is one of the most renowned stages in Berlin and gained fame with performances of Bertolt Brecht’s works, its founder. It is considered one of the leading, German-language stages. Since 1954, the Theater at Schiffbauerdamm, middle district, is the home of the Berlin Ensemble.

The Berlin Philharmonic’s concert hall at Gendarmenmarkt counts among the most important in Berlin and is home to the Berlin Philharmonic orchestra. Seating arrangements by way of the surrounding, irregularly rising box landings afford equally unobstructed views of the center stage.

Weber’s “Freischütz” had its legendary first performance here, Paganini’s and Liszt’s concert appearances met with enthusiastic applause, Wagner conducted his “Flying Dutchman”, and Beethoven’s Ninth had its original Berlin performance here. It was built by Karl Friedrich Schinkel between 1818 and 1821.

The Schiller Theater is a Berlin auditorium. During the 1920s and 1930s, it served as adjunct to the Prussian State Theater Berlin. The building is leased out as performance and event location; as of autumn 2010, it will serve as back-up stage for the State Opera Unter den Linden.