Berlin, Germany
Zebrano-Theater is a small independent theatre in Berlin, known for its intimate stage and diverse programme spanning comedy, cabaret, drama, and musical performances. It provides a platform for emerging and established artists alike, fostering experimental and contemporary theatrical work in a cosy setting.
German comedian Sebastian Krämer presents his programme "Club Genie und Wahnsinn" at the Berlin theatre.
Dienstagspropheten performance at Berlin's Zebrano-Theater.
A solo anniversary concert by Lüül marking 45 years on stage, featuring rare tracks and musical treasures chosen by the audience at Zebrano-Theater in Berlin.
German artist Johannes Kirchberg performs at Zebrano-Theater.
A performance at Zebrano-Theater in Berlin.
Radio plays to watch at Zebrano-Theater. An unusual theatrical form combining radio drama with visual experience.
Susanne M. Riedel and Andreas Scheffler return to Zebrano-Theater in Berlin for the third edition of their literary-musical programme combining spoken word and song.
Ahne blends literary readings, songs and dry wit into one laid-back evening at Berlin's Zebrano-Theater.
Radio plays to watch in Berlin. A performance combining radio and theatre at Zebrano-Theater.
Dickens' beloved "A Christmas Carol" reimagined as a live radio-play performance at Berlin's Zebrano-Theater - a charming and festive evening out.
"Berg des Schicksals" is a scenic radio play that combines audio drama with visual theatre at Zebrano-Theater.
Laura Dee performs with special guests BaCRoFRo and Outed at Zebrano-Theater.