Theater

A children's birthday party at the KLAX Creative Workshop for children guarantees a good mood, because here you can do pottery, build, paint, or delve into technical questions, depending on your interests!

Berlin's oldest comedy club resides in Prenzlauer Berg: The Cosmic Comedy Club Berlin has been occupying a former savings bank on Schönhauser Allee for over two decades and is now the primary destination for English-language stand-up comedy and improv theater in the capital.

The Astrid Lindgren Stage at FEZ is a large children's theater: 570 big and small spectators can find a seat here! Named after the creator of Pippi Longstocking, the stage aims to transport children into the world of fantasy and poetry.

The ATRIUM Youth Art School in the Märkisches Viertel in Reinickendorf offers children and young people plenty of space for their own creativity.

The small but exquisite Schlosspark Theater in Steglitz offers an entertaining program over Easter 2025.

In Tempelhof, where film classics like 'Metropolis' once originated, today thrives a self-managed cultural center with a true neighborhood heart. The ufaFabrik combines cabaret, variety shows, and satire with an unparalleled awareness for ecology and community in Berlin.

Theater Morgenstern in Berlin-Schöneberg has been performing for children and young people for over twenty years.

At Gendarmenmarkt in Berlin-Mitte, the French Cathedral stands as one of the most beautiful concert venues in the capital. The acoustics of the historic church hall carry Vivaldi, Bach, and Chopin as if they had been composed specifically for it. History, sound, and a touch of grandeur under one roof.

The puppet theater Firlefanz in Sophienstraße in Berlin-Mitte exists since 1982.

On New Year's Eve 2017, the most famous TV sketch Dinner for One will be performed in its very own theatre version at Brotfabrik!

In Weißensee, where Pankow and Prenzlauer Berg meet, the Brotfabrik at Caligariplatz has existed for over 35 years as one of the last multi-genre venues of Berlin's independent scene. Anyone looking for improv theatre in Berlin will sooner or later end up here: The stage is home to two improv ensembles that regularly draw the audience actively into the play.

Charlottenburg's oldest private theater right on Ku'damm: Since 1949, the Vagantenbühne has stood for socially critical spoken theater with a stance that remains close to people. With just 90 seats, a closeness between stage and audience is created that large venues rarely offer.

Since 2016, Raketos Improv Theatre in Prenzlauer Berg has stood for sophisticated improv theatre of the highest caliber. The Berlin ensemble performs long-form formats at BühnenRausch, bringing Shakespeare, dystopias, and horror into the spotlight. No script, no rehearsals, no two evenings are alike.

Since 1985, the Mehringhof-Theater in Kreuzberg has stood for political cabaret with conviction. Whoever takes to the stage here has something to say, whether established stars or aspiring newcomers. The small venue on Gneisenaustraße is one of the most reliable addresses in the German-speaking cabaret scene.

Since 2007, the Foxys have been considered long-form specialists in Berlin's improv theatre scene. In Friedrichshain's Theatrepool, dramas, comedies, and chamber plays are created spontaneously night after night, knowing no script or rehearsal. Spontaneity at the highest level.

Glitter, glamour, and magnificent voices: Between ABBA, Elvis, and The Beatles, the era of music legends comes alive in dazzling shows with live bands and impersonators at the Estrel Showtheater in Berlin-Neukölln.

About 200 meters away from the TV Tower a hidden and true monument highlight can be found. The Ruin of Franciscan Monastery is one of the oldest preserved buildings of Berlin.

Zaubertheater Jedlin in Charlottenburg is the only permanent magic theater in Europe and enchants its audience for 25 years already.

The Berliner Kinder Theater offers two major family theatre series in summer and winter.

The Renaissance Theater in Charlottenburg is Berlin's most beautiful private stage: Europe's only fully preserved Art Deco theater has focused for decades on international contemporary drama, prominent performers, and a program that thinks socially without ever forgetting the fun.

Since 1984, Scheinbar Varieté in Schöneberg has stood for cabaret and small-scale performing arts in the smallest space: 60 seats, a four by three meter stage, and a program that doesn't fit into any box. Here, Kurt Krömer and Eckart von Hirschhausen found their first fans before they became TV stars.

In the heart of Pankow, on Florastraße, the "Zimmer 16" theatre is full of surprises: a cabaret stage where the improv theatre group "Im Freien Fall" performs completely freely and without a script every first Friday of the month. The audience decides what happens.

Small, but with real substance: The Zebrano Theater in Friedrichshain stands for Berlin cabaret and variety arts in the most intimate setting. Chanson, slam poetry, and literary theater alternate, while renowned artists transform the tiny stage at Ostkreuz into one of the city's most charming venues.

The Berlin Crime Theatre in Friedrichshain is Berlin's only stage entirely dedicated to crime and thriller genres. Since 2000, it has been performing in the historic Umspannwerk Ost, where Agatha Christie appears alongside Sebastian Fitzek. Black humor and true theatrical art come together here.

A small theater for the very young, from 2 years old! The tiny Theater o. N. in family-rich Prenzlauer Berg stands out primarily by pursuing the concept of 'Theater from the very beginning'.