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You can't miss this show! Steffi Irmen, the star of the Theater des Westens (Romeo & Juliet / Ku'damm 59), slips into what is probably her most iconic role: “The Nurse”. And this time we learn the true story of Romeo and Juliet - with a good dose of humor. more

With their new German musical, Peter Plate and Ulf Leo Sommer want to remember those who have gone, those who stayed behind, and what must not be forgotten—even if it has faded into the background. more

Christmas with Bibi and Tina at the Theater des Westens. With music by Peter Plate and Ulf Leo Sommer! more

Following her legendary concert in 1988, she returns with passionate energy to the historic stage of Berlin's Waldbühne. more

With intricate beats, atmospheric soundscapes, and electronic sounds that blend 1960s soul and 1980s synth-pop, the duo from East London has enjoyed worldwide success over the past twelve years. more

Five years after his last full-length album, American actor and songwriter David Duchovny is set to return in the summer of 2026 with his fourth studio album, “Prince of Pieces.” more

A$AP Rocky is coming to Berlin with his new album “Don't Be Dumb” as part of his “Don't Be Dumb World Tour” in 2026, giving his fans the first chance to hear his new album live. more

Marteria made a musical statement at a surprise concert on the beach in his hometown of Rostock: He not only announced a major arena tour for 2026, but also the third instalment of his legendary "Zum Glück in die Zukunft" album series. more

Fans of BLOK3 can look forward to a spectacular production, new music, and an extraordinary show in Berlin. more

Dreams come true in the capital: the Friedrichstadt-Palast will be presenting the Grand Show “Blinded by Delight” on the world's largest theater stage. more

"Dream & Fly" will be the biggest magic show ever produced. Andreas and Chris Ehrlich will enchant the biggest arenas in the country with unprecedented illusions. more

Cirque du Soleil's new show depicts a journey into the invisible with a blend of groundbreaking artistry and breathtaking magic, embedded in an adventure that transcends the limits of the imaginable. more

“Pure Life” is what Beethoven’s music means to star pianist Igor Levit. And he should know—after all, Beethoven is, in a sense, the central theme of his musical life. more

It is a guarantee of a fresh zest for life, vitality, and sensual delight: the “Vienna Johann Strauss Concert Gala.” Since 1996, this Austrian export hit, featuring Kendlinger’s K&K Philharmonic Orchestra, has captivated more than 1.4 million music lovers... more

Every year, people from all over the world gather at Berlin Cathedral to get into the holiday spirit with J. S. Bach’s Christmas Oratorio. more

Depending on how much work they have coming in, the penniless poet Rudolfo and his three skilled artist friends alternate between being strapped for cash and spending money like water. more

A storm rages off the coast of Crete, forcing King Idomeneo, who is returning from the Trojan War, to make an ill-fated promise to Neptune. more

Manon Lescaut enjoys the admiration of men who pine for her. Her brother pursues their father’s plan to protect her from the men in a convent. The affluent Geronte wants to entice her to his world, but she grants her love to the young Des Grieux and escapes... more

Oskar Matzerath has barely been born when he recognises the world to be a universal disaster – and rejects it entirely. Only the tin drum promised to him by his mother offers him an acceptable perspective for survival. more

Barrie Kosky transforms Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill's "Threepenny Opera" into a big-city ballad about people seeking happiness in a functional, sober world. more

Blood will have blood… or will it? Sophocles meets Tarantino in Berlin International Youth Theatre’s bold reimagining of the ancient revenge tragedy ELEKTRA!  Set in the wild west, expect family feuds, explosive style and an interrogation of vengeance... more

Love and betrayal – these are the great themes of Giselle , still one of the masterpieces of the Romantic ballet repertoire. The peasant girl Giselle not only loves dancing but also the nobleman Albrecht, who conceals his true identity from her. The young... more

Is it a dream or reality? Why not both at the same time? In Tchaikovsky's classic “The Nutcracker”, reality and vision merge into a magical interplay of sensual movements. more

The International Festival Ballet and the Festival Orchestra present fabulous Russian ballet art for young and old. A perfect work of art with live orchestral accompaniment. more

Pure passion, female empowerment, and world-class basketball: From September 4 to 13, 2026, Berlin will be transformed into the international stage for women's basketball! more

Pure passion, female empowerment and world-class basketball: from September 4 to 13, 2026, Berlin will be transformed into the international stage of women's basketball! more

Pure passion, female empowerment, and world-class basketball: From September 4 to 13, 2026, Berlin will be transformed into the international stage for women's basketball! more

He is the undisputed icon of drag culture, a multiple Emmy winner, and the face of a global TV phenomenon—and on August 2, 2026, RuPaul will be performing in Berlin. more

The Prodigy in Berlin promises an electrifying concert experience in a class of its own. more

A sound rises from the silence, breaking boundaries—sometimes loud, sometimes soft, but always intense. more

This evening brings together two key works by the choreographer William Forsythe, which conceive of ballet not exclusively as a kinesthetic event but as a product of aggregated semiotic fields. In the enigmatic duet Of Any If And (1995), the stage becomes... more

On stage, two people who have known each other for thirty years meet: a man in whom the memories of the war still linger, and his partner, the choreographer. Together, they try to create space for the feelings and memories that exist within him and her.... more

The mystery of the beauty and the sorrow that we see, tumbling buildings, hungry eyes, young children giggling, wanting to know everything, the holding of hands, the stacks of pillows on the side of the road, the bad architectural choices made from cheap... more