Berlin, Germany
Theater im Palais is an intimate spoken-word theatre housed in the historic Palais am Festungsgraben in central Berlin. The elegant neoclassical building dates from the early 19th century and once served as a Prussian government residence. Today it stages plays, readings, and literary evenings in a setting that seats only a few hundred guests, giving performances an unusually close, chamber-like feel.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
A musical comedy about two people who give themselves 100 days to transform their lives. Featuring theatrical performances, singing, and piano at Theater im Palais Berlin.
Melanie Haupt and Judith Jakob, together with jazz musician Jonathan Bratoëff, present a stage programme about communication in the age of fake news. The performance combines acting, singing and music in the story of an unemployed author who must explain a viral event to the government.
A Berlin-based theatre piece tracing the witch trials in Bernau from 1617 - the story of innocent women tortured and condemned on false charges, and what that history still says about today.
A one-man musical based on Georg Kreisler's singspiel, tracing a cynical yet darkly comic portrait of postwar Germany - performed by Dennis Weissert, with Bijan Azadian at the piano.
A staged reading about Russian writers in Berlin's 1920s exile, featuring live piano music and elaborate set design exploring the city's Russian literary heritage.
World premiere of a musical theatre work based on Israeli writer Lizzie Doron's novel about life between Berlin and Tel Aviv. Directed by Dori Engel.
Elisabeth Arend and Victor Nicoara perform an evening of 20th-century chansons and cabaret songs, channelling artists like Marlene Dietrich, Hildegard Knef and Lotte Lenya.
A two-hander operetta freely adapted from Paul Lincke - frivolous, colourful, and funny, with aerial ballet performed by Stefanie Dietrich and Meik van Severen.
A drama about friendship and politics when two business partners find themselves on opposite sides of borders and ideology during the Nazi era. A two-actor performance directed by Axel Pape.
A literary performance about Katia Mann, Helene Weigel and Marta Feuchtwanger - the women who shaped the careers of Thomas Mann, Bertolt Brecht and Lion Feuchtwanger. Coffee or tea with pastries is included in the price.
Iris Siegfried (vocals, violin) and Olga Shkrygunova (piano) blend classical repertoire with original chansons in a programme celebrating women who had to fight for recognition in music history.
A solo music-theatre show by Alina Gause - writer, singer and pianist - exploring Berlin through personal stories and original songs, from the Wall to the city's stubborn self-love.
A musical theatre portrait of Hildegard Knef - actress, chanson singer and author - whose life swung between extremes. Carl Martin Spengler and Jürgen Beyer bring to life a woman who was always ahead of her time.
Jeannette Urzendowsky as Chanson-Nette and pianist Tal Balshai pay tribute to Claire Waldoff - Berlin cabaret icon of the 1920s, feminist, and rebel whose life was upended by the Nazis.