PREMIERE
Kammerspiele
19.30
sold out
perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
Scenic reading
Play Strindberg
Deutsches Theater
20.30 - 21.50
sold out
perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
perh. remaining tickets at evening box office
Theatre and Corona
We are happy that we can open our doors to audiences again at Deutsches Theater and Kammerspiele. By now we have all become familiar with the general hygiene and physical distancing rules and we ask you to comply with them in our theatre. Besides this, we have developed comprehensive protective measures to enable you to enjoy a safe and relaxed visit to the Deutsches Theater. By showing each other consideration, we want to protect the health of everyone, both in front of, behind and on the stage. We look forward to welcoming you!
English surtitles
We are very happy to announce that english surtitles will be available again!
From November on we provide english surtitles in several shows, for example the new productions The Magic Mountain (Der Zauberberg) (after Thomas Mann, directed by Sebastian Hartmann) on november 22, 28 and 29 as well as Miss Julie (Fräulein Julie) (after August Strindberg, directed by Timofej Kuljabin) on November 23, 24 and 25.
To see if the show you want to see is surtitled just check "What's on" and set the filter to "english surtitles".
From November on we provide english surtitles in several shows, for example the new productions The Magic Mountain (Der Zauberberg) (after Thomas Mann, directed by Sebastian Hartmann) on november 22, 28 and 29 as well as Miss Julie (Fräulein Julie) (after August Strindberg, directed by Timofej Kuljabin) on November 23, 24 and 25.
To see if the show you want to see is surtitled just check "What's on" and set the filter to "english surtitles".
New in the repertoire
Melissa Gets Everything (Melissa kriegt alles)
by René Pollesch
Director: René Pollesch
Director: René Pollesch
Autoren[theater]tage 2020
The Festival Review
Day One "Autoren[theater]tage 2020"
From 2 to 4 October 2020 we presented the theatre festival Autoren[theater]tage 2020. It was a very special festival edition, showing two world premieres and several scenic readings. Check our Autoren[theater]tage-Blog for a review (in German).
Soon at Deutsches Theater
Premiere: 20.11., DT
The Magic Mountain (Der Zauberberg)
after Thomas Mann
Director: Sebastian Hartmann
Director: Sebastian Hartmann
Premiere 22.11., Kammerspiele
Miss Julie (Fräulein Julie)
after August Strindberg
Director: Timofej Kuljabin
Director: Timofej Kuljabin
Season 2020/21
The New Season Booklets
ALLES SOFORT
"Alles sofort (Everything immediately)" is the title of the 2020/21 season of the Deutsches Theater Berlin. "Alles sofort" implies a demand that is incompatible with democratic, time-consuming processes, but all the more compatible with the mood of our media and consumer-oriented age. At the same time, an increasing number of people suspect that if they are not to squander the opportunity for a more just, diverse and climate-friendly future, society has to be rapidly remodelled and their behaviour needs to change quickly. The contradictions and scope for action opened up by the phrase "Alles sofort" will be the subject of the 2020/21 season. Here you can find the first of three season issues, with premieres until the end of the year and photos by Julia Baier.
ANDERS ARTIG
In the 2020/21 season, the Junges DT is looking for a different kind of normalcy. What happens if we do not do what is expected? Who is naughty, different, abnormal? What could being naughty mean in 2020/21? The productions are about strange resistance practices: The protagonists reveal the demands on young people, radically question rules or celebrate the different. In the first of two season issues, the reader is taken to the productions and projects of the Junges DT and to the offer "Theatre & School". The collages in the magazine are by Waldemar Strempler.
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.
Currently, there are no performances with English surtitles. From November on we will provide English surtitles again.
Please note: In order to have a good view on both stage and surtitles we advise you to buy tickets in the rear rows of the stalls or in the galleries. The staff at DT visitor's service is happy to help you. Call +49 30 28441-221.
Please note: In order to have a good view on both stage and surtitles we advise you to buy tickets in the rear rows of the stalls or in the galleries. The staff at DT visitor's service is happy to help you. Call +49 30 28441-221.