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Probably Shakespeare's most performed comedy is also the most misunderstood. Mathias Schönsee's new production at the Globe Berlin leaves behind the romantic, explanatory performance tradition as well as the burlesque. moreabout: A Midsummer Night's Dream
© Haus des Papiers
Paper begins to unfold, rises from the flat surface, and gradually grows into space layer by layer. Through cutting, folding, and combining, three dimensional paper objects emerge that play with light, shadow, and spatial presence. In this workshop,... moreabout: Paper Space: Three Dimensional Paper Objects
© Kinetarium | halbautomaten Kommunikationsdesign GmbH
LiveThis games event is unique: under the large dome of our planetarium hall, everyone can take part and experience exciting games in real time. Visitors to the Kinetarium can expect a dynamic gaming experience with the entire audience. It's very simple:... moreabout: The Game is on – Gaming event at the planetarium
© Theatre fragile
Three children build an exciting world in a backyard: small boxes turn into wild animals, become colliding racing cars and grow into castles made of stone and steel. Their home is a universe made of cardboard boxes. But who decides what is played? Who... moreabout: Anton, Luka and Benjamin
© (c) SIMPK / Foto: Anne-Katrin Breitenborn
There are around 800 historical musical instruments to admire in our museum. These include unique treasures such as the harpsichord owned by Johann Sebastian Bach's family, transverse flutes from Frederick the Great and a traveling harpsichord that belonged... moreabout: Ask me!
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A late night in the Philharmonie Berlin: Noah Samuel Bendix-Balgley, first concertmaster of the Berliner Philharmoniker, and Ludwig Quandt, the orchestra’s first principal cellist, come together in the late evening to play a concert with their former... moreabout: Late Night Berliner Philharmoniker
© Berliner Festspiele
As part of its 2026 European tour, the ensemble of the Kanze Noh Theater from Tokyo will visit Musikfest Berlin. Featuring Kiyokazu Kanze – the 26th Grand Master of the Kanze School – as its lead actor, the company will present three works of classical... moreabout: Kanze Noh Theater
© Alkistis Kafetzi
Game Over, Darlings! or is it? The game is already in motion. In fact, it’s been in motion for centuries. You have been playing much longer than you think. In a tumultuous world with a frightening mainstream and a magnificent underbelly, now is the... moreabout: Game Over, Darlings!
© Jörg Metzner
Kaja and Ilvy – two girls like sisters. They grow up in the same house, they fall in love for the first time, they discover parties – and drugs. Their friendship reaches its limits when Kaja is spiralling ever deeper into the bottomless pit of drugs,... moreabout: Wir holen uns die Nacht zurück
© Claudia Greco
In Ödön von Horváth’s play Zur schönen Aussicht, a character remarks: ‘I’m actually quite different, but I so rarely get the chance to show it!’ It’s at the arrival of the New Year 2027 that Max Hopp, a frequent guest star at the Komische Oper, will have... moreabout: Let's HOPP to it!
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An evening of original music inspired by North African traditions, rhythms, and Mediterranean culture, brought into dialogue with contemporary composition and improvisation. Led by oud player and composer Sufian Ararah, the trio draws on musical traditions... moreabout: Original Compositions inspired by North African Traditions and Mediterranean Culture
© Promo
Between really-not-wanting-to-get-out-of-bed-in-the-morning and really-not-wanting-to-go-to-sleep-at-night, what actually happens and who decides? If someone is too fidgety? Clowning around too much? Or simply too off grid? With these questions in mind... moreabout: BUMM, KRACH, BOING!
© Thorsten Wulff
"Of all poets, Kafka is the greatest expert on power." In a way, this sentence by Elias Canetti describes the glowing core of Franz Kafka's work, from which all other themes in his life can be derived. The confrontation with the father is a duel to the... moreabout: Letter to the Father
© Globe Berlin/Thorsten Wulff
“As You Like It” is THE classic Shakespearean comedy, a play that remains politically relevant even today and is much more than “just” a comedy. The play portrays a diverse, multicultural society in which initial turmoil is resolved through understanding... moreabout: Twelfe Night, Or what you will
© Bela Sobottke
The curtain is still closed; everything is ready for the concert. The calm before the crowd rushes in—the spotlights are humming. In an hour, crowds will pour into the hall to cheer on a legendary band. A group of fans, young and old, gets a backstage... moreabout: oh peinlich
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