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Weekend Tips: What to Do This Weekend in Berlin
August 7 to 9, 2026: Events, festivals, exhibitions and more things to do for your perfect weekend in Berlin. more
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Date details
- Date Saturday, 07/November/2026 19:30 bis 21:40 ( 6 more dates )
- Venue Grips Theater
- Address Altonaer Straße 22, 10557 Berlin-Tiergarten
Public transportation
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Train (S-Bahn)
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S Bellevue
- S3
- S5
- S7
- S75
- S9
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S Tiergarten
- S3
- S5
- S7
- S75
- S9
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S Bellevue
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Underground
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U Hansaplatz
- U9
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U Hansaplatz
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Bus
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U Hansaplatz
- 106
- N26
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Bachstr. (U Hansaplatz)
- 106
- N9
- S7A
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Lessingbrücke
- S7A
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Solinger Str.
- 106
- N26
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Großer Stern
- 106
- N26
- 100
- 187
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S Tiergarten
- 106
- N9
- S7A
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Kleiner Tiergarten
- 187
- 245
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U Turmstr.
- 245
- 187
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Alt-Moabit/Rathaus Tiergarten
- 245
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U Hansaplatz
Part of:
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In einer GRIPS-Fassung und Übersetzung von Jochen Strauch nach Motiven des Romans „Die Welle“ von Morton Rhue (Todd Strasser)
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© David Baltzer | bildbuehne.de
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“So you think that a dictatorship would no longer be possible in Germany?” – “Definitely not! We are far too enlightened for that.”
A history teacher is working on the subject of fascism. The students do not understand why the German majority observed the crimes of the National Socialists in silence and without doing anything. She starts a simple experiment by uniting the class with exercises in discipline and hierarchical behaviour to create a stronger bond, creating a sense of community in the group through symbols and slogans. The temptation to be seduced by fascist ideas first gains the upper hand in a playful way, then more and more radically. The experiment gets out of hand.
Today the world is enlightened and safe. Or is it? Populism, xenophobia, autocracies, Meloni, Putin and movements like the Identitarians or the Rassemblement National are stirring up fear all over Europe under the guise of great threats and dangers, which is presented in new words with familiar codes.
The real experiment “The third Wave” by the Californian high school teacher Ron Jones, which became school reading in 1981 as the globally successful novel “The Wave” by Morton Rhue (Todd Strasser), raises old questions under the current political circumstances: What makes one group feel superior to another? When does cohesion in a group become the exclusion of others? Who is fighting for what and who is observing? In the end, does it just take a correspondingly large number of silent spectators to endanger democracy?
Content note: racism
Performing rights "#diewelle2020": Rowohlt Theater Verlag
Premiere: 15.01.2020
A history teacher is working on the subject of fascism. The students do not understand why the German majority observed the crimes of the National Socialists in silence and without doing anything. She starts a simple experiment by uniting the class with exercises in discipline and hierarchical behaviour to create a stronger bond, creating a sense of community in the group through symbols and slogans. The temptation to be seduced by fascist ideas first gains the upper hand in a playful way, then more and more radically. The experiment gets out of hand.
Today the world is enlightened and safe. Or is it? Populism, xenophobia, autocracies, Meloni, Putin and movements like the Identitarians or the Rassemblement National are stirring up fear all over Europe under the guise of great threats and dangers, which is presented in new words with familiar codes.
The real experiment “The third Wave” by the Californian high school teacher Ron Jones, which became school reading in 1981 as the globally successful novel “The Wave” by Morton Rhue (Todd Strasser), raises old questions under the current political circumstances: What makes one group feel superior to another? When does cohesion in a group become the exclusion of others? Who is fighting for what and who is observing? In the end, does it just take a correspondingly large number of silent spectators to endanger democracy?
Content note: racism
Performing rights "#diewelle2020": Rowohlt Theater Verlag
Premiere: 15.01.2020
Artists/Collaborators: Katja Hiller (Berit Rosenberg), Regine Seidler (Ellen Rosenberg), Yana Lova (Laura Sanders), Johanna Meinhard (Laura Sanders), Christian Giese (Paul Sanders), Jens Mondalski (Paul Sanders), Marius Lamprecht (Robert Landmann), Daniel Pohlen (David Kater), Nils Thalmann (David Kater), Eike N.A. Onyambu (Benjamin Börne), Marcel Herrnsdorf (Benjamin Börne), Esther Agricola (Anna Kempowski), Lisa Klabunde (Alexandra Staiger), Öz Kaveller (Musikerin), Thilo Brandt (Musiker), Jochen Strauch (Regie), Christin Treunert (Bühne & Kostüm), David Schulz (Video), Öz Kaveller (Komposition & Sounddesign), Nadja Raszewski (Choreografie-Coach), Tobias Diekmann (Dramaturgie), Bettina Koch (Musikalische Einstudierung), Nora Hoch (Theaterpädagogik), Martin Krappmann (Abendspielleitung & Regieassistenz), Sophia Blume (Regieassistenz)
Alternative events
© Jana Kießer
Musk on Mars
Elon Musk hat seinen Traum wahr gemacht und landet als erster Mensch auf dem Mars. Eine interaktive, interplanetare Gerichtsshow mit dem reichsten Mann der Welt. moreabout: Musk on Mars
- Next date:
- MUSK ON MARS - Eine interaktive, interplanetare Gerichtsshow mit dem reichsten Mann der Welt
- Date:
- Saturday, 07/November/2026 19:00 (2 more dates)
- Venue:
- Heimathafen Neukölln - Studio
- Address:
- Karl-Marx-Straße 141, 12043 Berlin-Neukölln
- Price:
- from €20.00
© Vincent Chmiel / artdeshauses
Liebe, Mord und Mauerfall - Dinner-Krimi
Ein kriminelles Vergnügen für alle, die die Achtziger schon immer geliebt oder gehasst haben. Mit den größten Hits, den schlimmsten Klamotten aller Zeiten und dem besten Essen von heute! moreabout: Liebe, Mord und Mauerfall - Dinner-Krimi
- Date:
- Saturday, 07/November/2026 19:00
- Venue:
- Habel am Reichstag
- Address:
- Luisenstraße 19, 10117 Berlin-Mitte
- Price:
- from €100.25
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Das letzte Band mit Christian Redl
Fast alle großen Schauspieler haben sich auf dem Zenit ihrer Karriere an diesen Text gewagt: unvergessen Fritz Kortner und Ulrich Wildgruber. Und in Hamburg zuletzt bei uns: Otto Sander vor fast 20 Jahren. Jetzt wagt sich Christian Redl an Becketts „Krapp“.... moreabout: Das letzte Band mit Christian Redl
- Date:
- Saturday, 07/November/2026 19:30 (1 more date)
- Venue:
- Renaissance-Theater Berlin
- Address:
- Knesebeckstraße 100, 10623 Berlin-Charlottenburg
- Price:
- from €42.89
© Quelle: Reservix-System
"Es war die Nachtigall" -
„Es war die Nachtigall“ Musical / Komödie nach dem Stück „Es war die Lerche“ von Ephraim Kishon „Love is in the air“ – doch was, wenn die große Liebe nicht im tragischen Tod endet, sondern im Ehealltag überleben muss? Shakespeares Romeo und Julia – die... moreabout: "Es war die Nachtigall" -
- Date:
- Saturday, 07/November/2026 19:30
- Venue:
- Stadtklubhaus Hennigsdorf
- Address:
- Edisonstraße 11, 16761 Hennigsdorf
- Price:
- from €19.50
© DERDEHMEL/Urbschat
Was ist los mit der Welt?!
Trauerfeier? Von wegen. Denn in den Gesprächen und Erinnerungen ihrer Familie wird die verstorbene Razya wieder quicklebendig. Statt stiller Tränen bei der Shiv’a gibt es pointierte Wortgefechte, schrägen Humor und eine Mutter, die selbst aus dem Jenseits... moreabout: Was ist los mit der Welt?!
- Date:
- Saturday, 07/November/2026 20:00 (26 more dates)
- Venue:
- Schlosspark Theater
- Address:
- Schloßstraße 48 A, 12165 Berlin-Steglitz
- Price:
- from €30.29
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