Theatre

The Deutsches Theater (DT for short) is one of Berlin's classics and has even made it onto a postage stamp.

The Volksbühne at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz is an important theater that has made a name for itself with strong actors and spectacular productions.

Upon its opening, the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm was considered one of Berlin's most magnificent theater buildings.

The Maxim Gorki Theatre was designed as the 'Berliner Sing-Akademie' by none other than Carl Friedrich Schinkel.

Founded in 1962 as a private theatre, the Schaubühne is considered an innovative theatre with a politically and socially committed program.

Thanks to the children's musical 'Linie 1', GRIPS Theater is arguably the most famous children's theatre in Berlin and a nationwide flagship of children's theatre culture.

For over 90 years, the Komödie am Kurfürstendamm has been considered one of the best addresses for sophisticated entertainment theater throughout Germany. The theater has now moved to the Schiller Theater for a transitional period.

The small but exquisite Schlosspark Theater in Steglitz has been managed as a private theater by Dieter Hallervorden since 2008 and has since experienced a renaissance.

The Renaissance Theater building does not date from the Renaissance era, as its name suggests, but was built in 1902 as an Art Deco building.

The small unsubsidized private theater in Umspannwerk Ost stands for thrilling entertainment.