With English surtitles
Deutsches Theater
19.00 - 22.10
As of April 1, 2022, the following applies at the Deutsches Theater Berlin:
The 3G proof requirement will no longer apply. An FFP2 mask or a medical mask must be worn from the time of entering the venue and until leaving.
Getting tested before attending a performance is generally recommended as a protective measure.
The 3G proof requirement will no longer apply. An FFP2 mask or a medical mask must be worn from the time of entering the venue and until leaving.
Getting tested before attending a performance is generally recommended as a protective measure.
Autor:innentheatertage 2022
Three world premieres, nine guest performances, a quarter of a century of new drama: the program of the Autor:innentheatertage 2022 is complete. From June 8 to 18, 2022, all stages of the Deutsches Theater Berlin will be bustling with activity. It is the 25th edition of the festival. Pre sales have started.
Performances with English Surtitles
Two world premieres – winners of the writing competition Stückwettbewerb – as well as a guest performance will be shown with English surtitles
Co-production Schauspielhaus Graz
Judith Shakespeare – Rape and Revenge
by Paula Thielecke
Director: Christina Tscharyiski
World Premiere Sat., 18 June, 20.30 pm, Deutsches Theater
with Englisch surtitles
Judith Shakespeare – Rape and Revenge
by Paula Thielecke
Director: Christina Tscharyiski
World Premiere Sat., 18 June, 20.30 pm, Deutsches Theater
with Englisch surtitles
Co-production Schauspiel Leipzig
Fischer Fritz
by Raphaela Bardutzky
Director: Enrico Lübbe
World Premiere Sat., 18 June, 18.00 and 22.15 pm at Kammerspiele
with English surtitles
Fischer Fritz
by Raphaela Bardutzky
Director: Enrico Lübbe
World Premiere Sat., 18 June, 18.00 and 22.15 pm at Kammerspiele
with English surtitles
Guest Performance Münchner Kammerspiele
Your Palaces Are Standing Empty (All We Ever Wanted) (Eure Paläste sind leer (all we ever wanted)
by Thomas Köck
Director: Jan-Christoph Gockel
Wed. 15 and Thu 16 June 2022, 19.00 pm at Deutsches Theater
with English surtitles
Your Palaces Are Standing Empty (All We Ever Wanted) (Eure Paläste sind leer (all we ever wanted)
by Thomas Köck
Director: Jan-Christoph Gockel
Wed. 15 and Thu 16 June 2022, 19.00 pm at Deutsches Theater
with English surtitles
We condemn Russia's belligerent attack on Ukraine. The Deutsches Theater Berlin expresses its solidarity with the people in Ukraine and is thinking of friends, artists and colleagues.
The Deutsches Theater wants to maintain and strengthen its artistic ties with the people of Ukraine and other parts of Eastern Europe. It is more important than ever to promote the international community and to stand up together for a peaceful and open society. First solidarity actions have been implemented, more are planned. You can find all the information here:
The Deutsches Theater wants to maintain and strengthen its artistic ties with the people of Ukraine and other parts of Eastern Europe. It is more important than ever to promote the international community and to stand up together for a peaceful and open society. First solidarity actions have been implemented, more are planned. You can find all the information here:
New On Stage
"Steppenwolf"; © Arno Declair
"Birthday Candles"; © Arno Declair
"Resurrection (Auferstehung)"; © Arno Declair
Resurrection (Auferstehung)
by Lew N. Tolstoy, in an adaptation by Armin Petras
Director: Armin Petras
by Lew N. Tolstoy, in an adaptation by Armin Petras
Director: Armin Petras
"The Broken Jug (Der zerbrochne Krug)"; © Arno Declair
Back on Stage
Thu., 26 May, Kammerspiele
ugly duckling
by Bastian Kraft and the ensemble
based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen
based on the fairy tale by Hans Christian Andersen
ugly duckling
Trailer
Sat., 28 May + Sun., 29. May, Deutsches Theater
Decameron (Декамерон)
by Kirill Serebrennikov
based on the work by Giovanni Boccaccio in ten stories
based on the work by Giovanni Boccaccio in ten stories
Decameron (Декамерон)
Trailer
For the last time on Sun., 5 June, Kammerspiele
everyman (dies) (jedermann (stirbt))
by Ferdinand Schmalz
Director: Data Tavadze
Director: Data Tavadze
everyman (dies) (jedermann (stirbt))
Trailer
© Julius von Bismarck
Season 2021/22
The two new season books of the Deutsches Theater and the Junges DT are here – check them out!
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HALT – ZUSAMMEN – HALT
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Maria Sturm, born in Ploiești/Romania, grew up in Augsburg. Besides personal projects she has been shooting for the Wall Street Journal, Stern, NZZ Folio and the ZEITmagazin. Her work has been awarded and exhibited several times. Maria Sturm lives and works in Berlin.
Statement by the "Initiative GG 5.3 Weltoffenheit"
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