Berliner Ensemble is a Berlin theatre founded in 1949 by Bertolt Brecht and Helene Weigel. The company became famous for staging Brecht's plays and embodying his concept of epic theatre. Based at the Theater am Schiffbauerdamm in Berlin, it remains one of Germany's most significant theatrical institutions.
A stage adaptation inspired by Dostoevsky, exploring the desire for freedom and the cost of living life entirely on one's own terms in the modern metropolis.
Literary reading of "Die Prozesse" with Marius Goldhorn and the Berliner Ensemble at the Philharmonie Berlin.
Sophocles' classical tragedy as interpreted by the renowned Berliner Ensemble. A theatrical production on the stage of one of Germany's most important theatre institutions.
A classic theatrical play presented by the prestigious Berliner Ensemble in Berlin.
A stage adaptation of Orwell's dystopian classic at the Berliner Ensemble, exploring how the hunger for total power by a ruthless few can become the permanent order of an entire society.