Berlin, Germany
TD Berlin is a large electronic music club in the former Tempodrom district of Berlin, known for its industrial warehouse aesthetic and powerful sound system. It hosts techno and house nights, as well as live electronic acts, drawing a crowd from Berlin's well-established club scene. The venue's raw, stripped-back interior is a deliberate nod to the city's post-reunification club culture.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Performance by Barletti/Waas exploring the philosophy of feminist Carla Lonzi - revolutionary 1970s texts in dialogue with diaries, letters, and poems, structured through music and conversation.
A four-member ensemble of actresses investigates the history of nuclear armament through documentary materials, choreography, and humor. The performance explores atomic testing, its impact on nature and people, and contemporary nuclear threats.
Nicolas Sidiropulos and Mark Tumba retell Schiller's "Die Räuber" from a post-migrant angle, weaving their own family biographies into this once-explosive classic.
Nicolas Sidiropulos and Mark Tumba reimagine Schiller's "The Robbers" through a post-migrant lens, weaving their own family histories into the classic drama. Berlin premiere of a show that drew strong reviews in Frankfurt.
A staged reading and concert performance on the Udo Jürgens phenomenon, hosted by Patrick Wengenroth in tuxedo and bathrobe, with Matze Kloppe and Georg Scharegg - a TD Berlin founding trio reuniting for the season opener.
A staged reading and concert show about the Udo Jürgens phenomenon, with Patrick Wengenroth, Matze Kloppe and Georg Scharegg reuniting at TD Berlin for an intimate season-opening evening of music, wit and literary reflection.