Travel Reference
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Otto Sander or Brigitte Mira.
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Schaperstr. 24 (car park Freie Volks-
bühne)
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Map C5
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7pm daily
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(030) 883 15 82
Theater des Westens
Friedrichstadtpalast
The long-legged dancers in
Friedrichstadtpalast are as popular
today as they were in the 1920s
in their legendary former venue,
which was damaged during World
War II. Long celebrated as the
“world's greatest variety show ,
the performances have today
become even more spirited and
entertaining.
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Friedrichstr. 107
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Map J4
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Box Office (030) 23 26 23 26
Inside the mirror tent: Bar jeder Vernunft
Deutsches Theater
Performances at the German
Theatre, one of the best Ger-
man-language venues, include
mainly classic plays in the tradi-
tion of Max Reinhardt. Experi-
mental theatre by young play-
wrights is performed at the DT
Baracke.
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Schumannstr. 13
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Map J3
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7:30pm daily
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(030) 28 44 12 25
Hebbel-Theater
The Hebbel-Theater has
attained cult status in Berlin,
thanks to its modern and varied
programme of concerts, dance
and song. Top performers from
around the world appear here.
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Stresemannstr. 29
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Map F5
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7:30pm
daily
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(030) 25 90 04 27
Theater des Westens
For two decades, this the-
atre has been producing its own
shows, such as
La Cage aux
Folles,
and now shows interna-
tional guest productions such as
Les Misérables
and
Hair
.
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Kantstr. 12
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Map N4
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8pm Tue-Sat,
6pm Sun
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(01805) 44 44
Volksbühne
Frank Castorf has trans-
formed this former Socialist
stage into a theatre, which has
become famous for its classy,
and at times controversial per-
formances.
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Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
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Map H2
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(030) 247 67 72
Moabit
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Bahnhof
Alexanderplatz
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Friedrichstr.
Hansaviertel
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Tiergarten
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Diplomatenviertel
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BREITSCHEID
PLATZ
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Kreuzberg
9
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Schöneburg
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Deutsches Theater:
www.deutsches-theater.berlin.net
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