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Bertolt-Brecht-Platz 1
10117 Berlin
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+49 30 284 08 155 theaterkasse@berliner-ensemble.de

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: Tastführung "Der nackte Wahnsinn"

    Das Berliner Ensemble bietet Vorstellungen mit Audiodeskription – Live-Beschreibung über Funk-Kopfhörer – für Zuschauer*innen mit Sehbehinderung an. Bei ausgewählten Terminen wird zusätzlich vor der Vorstellung eine Tastführung angeboten.

  • Future Macbeth

    William Shakespeare's tragedy Macbeth is the prototype of a parable about lust for power. It charts the rise of the military commander Macbeth, who becomes king of Scotland through murder and intrigue.

  • Faustus :: 1550 San Remo Drive

    To celebrate his 150th birthday, RAUM+ZEIT take Thomas Mann as their starting point for their new VR production.

  • Saint Joan of the Stockyards (Die Heilige Johanna der Schlachthöfe)

    Chicago 1930: the cattle market is controlled by Mauler, the "meat king", the factories are closed. Johanna Dark wants to help the hungry workers, she wants to know who’s to blame for their misery.

  • Always Carrey On

    "Always Carrey on" is based on the radical changes that the Hollywood actor Jim Carrey has made to his public persona in recent years.

  • “HEROES”

    When David Bowie went on tour, he always travelled with his mobile library. It contained almost 1,500 books. Literature was an inexhaustible source of inspiration for the pop star.

  • Stranger than the Moon (Fremder als der Mond)

    Bertolt Brecht was not only a playwright, theatre theoretician, political thinker and the founder of Berliner Ensemble but also an exceptionally gifted poet and singer-songwriter avant la lettre.

  • Woyzeck

    "'Woyzeck' is about delusion and obsessions, about children and about murder – and all of these things touch us. The play is wild and hot and exciting and inspires our imagination. It makes us scared for the characters and consider our own lives.