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Der reguläre Vorverkauf für alle Vorstellungen bis 11. Oktober läuft! Unsere Theaterkasse hat montags bis samstags von 10.00 Uhr bis 18.30 Uhr für Sie geöffnet.

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  • Einblicke: Workshop zu "Malina"

    Die 90-minütigen EINBLICKE: Workshops laden Sie ein mitzumachen! Hier erforschen Sie gemeinsam mit einer Theaterpädagogin des Berliner Ensembles inhaltliche Fragen genauso wie ästhetische Formen und analysieren Figuren des Stücks.

  • Little Man, What Now? (Kleiner Mann - was nun?)

    Pinneberg and Lämmchen are young parents who cling to their love and their faith in civic morality – despite their poverty, unemployment and social hardships. Their struggle for a last shred of dignity ends in the Moloch of Berlin.

  • Noises off (Der nackte Wahnsinn)

    It is the night before the opening. The dress rehearsal of "Noises Off" is in full swing. Nothing works; the actors don't know their lines and the plates of sardines are always in the wrong place.

  • Pick me Girls

    "I'm not like other women", is what a pick-me-girl would typically say. And it is a thought that most women have probably had at some point.

  • The Arsonists (Biedermann und die Brandstifter)

    Biedermann is outraged by the arsonists who have been starting fire everywhere – at least while he is at his local pub or on social media.

  • Liliom

    Liliom, a carousel barker at the funfair known all over town, meets Julie, a servant girl and his fateful love, while working on the carousel. Together, they risk their jobs out of longing for a life without exploitation.

  • The Lady of the Camellias or: die prettier! (Die Kameliendame oder: Stirb schöner!)

    "Nothing is more punitive than lending significance to an illness – since this significance is inevitably moral in nature." – Susan Sontag

  • Der aufhaltsame Aufstieg des Arturo Ui (The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui)

    "Great political villains should absolutely be exposed – and preferably to ridicule.