I came here to watch one of my Friends performing…read more It is a cute little theater, with around 7-9 rows. Do not come here if you expect to see riverdance or a 200 man orchestra.....come here if u like improv theater and a simple relaxed laugh.

We wandered into this opportunity to volunteer at the English language theatre in order to attend…read morethe show for free and were all over over it. We sold some drinks, handed out surveys and received free drinks and admission. Walking up to the place it appears very workshop bohemian with artists and studios setting up a beautiful atmosphere. The theatre itself is quite small, or intimate, with the actors in "Orpheus Descending" by Tennessee Williams practically having to step over us which was a bit nerve-racking but exhilarating. At the end we were able to talk with the actors and the stage manager which made us feel much cooler than we are. We must try and go again - as paying customers this time!

Great dinner theatre space in central Berlin. We went to see Cabaret and were delighted with the…read moreproduction - great singers, dancers, actors, costuming. Was all in German, which I don't speak, but since I knew the story I was able to follow. The space was in a permanent circus tent. Nice AC which seems rare for Berlin. There were poles right in front of the stage but only blocked view now and then. It was cool to hear rain on the tents at one point. We opted for the three course meal which was good for a banquet-style meal. Appreciated the vegetarian option. Service was good considering the amount of tables per person. Only thing I would change is how the payment worked at the end - people rushed the server and it took a long time to settle and get out.

Tipi is a dinner theater venue in the park. They feature a variety of musical productions like…read moreCabaret which we saw last night. There is also a restaurant and bar and you can enjoy dinner at your table during the show. The production of Cabernet was in german which made it a particularly powerful show. If you have seen Cabaret before (movie or stage) english speakers will have no trouble following the story line. The actors are superb and so is the band. Highly recommend.

Schokoladen rules!…read more This is a venue that keeps things real. The bookers are legit, always bringing in awesome bands (both local and from afar). The space is intimate but still not too small. The price is always right. The atmosphere is fantastic, and the people who work there and go there are lovely folks. Although the shows are earlier than most venues, it's nice to have some kind of consistency to rely upon. Keep supporting this place because it does a lot of good things for Berlin music.

It's a dive that sometimes hosts live music. Not going to change your life, but drinks are…read morereasonable, staff is cool, and the crowd is local. Good for a lower key night if you're needing a break from the clubs.

From the owner: Business is closed.read more

The venue and stage set up is great. Don't think you could get a bad seat if you tried. I visited…read morethe theater to see the Arise show. The show itself was just fine. They mixed German and English which, as an English speaker, I liked. The storytelling itself was quite odd. It was almost like the mystical, nonsensical nature of a cirque show but still odd. From what I gathered there's a photographer who lost his 'muse' as well as time and a 4th character who I couldn't discern what her name is. It's also much more of a singing/can-can performance than stunts like acrobatics.

I was here to watch the show "into the wyld".....A colossal Variete show with many stunning…read moreacrobatics, aesthetically perfect bodies, and a wonderful stage. The show and the location are almost perfect, it is very easy to find your seats, and the staff seems friendly and very service oriented.

Beautiful opera house. Five stars. The bar has an amazing mix of old and new architecture. La…read moreboheme was just amazing.

You really see a piece of art inside this buildingread more

Contemporary performance space hosting a divers array of live works. Check out their website for…read morelistings of shows. Highly recommend for those looking for an out-of-the-box or different artistic experience!

I can here for what was a pretty traditional rock concert by Einstürzende Neubauten. The building…read moreitself is beautiful. An old brick building that has been fixed up with lots of modern glass. The show started promptly on time (not used to that kind of ting in the States) and the sound was amazing. All of the seating is on pretty big risers so it's relatively easy for everyone in the audiance to see even at a sold at show. Tickets were a little bit expensive by US standards and the New Years part of the evening was a dude (though the concert was great). Not sure who is responsible for that. Nice views of the river as well from inside.

Recently came here for the World Series of Poker Europe. It's the 4th venue this tournament series…read morehas been held in, and it seemed like a pretty decent facility for the event. Plenty of room for enough poker tables to accomodate everyone, and the staff seemed decent enough. I did hear some reports from the players that the drinks were overpriced, but I didn't buy any drinks here so I don't know. I'm giving my review based on the facilities alone, and it was pretty good.

Don't waste your time and money here, they have no concept of customer service and how to run a…read morecasino. Wasted 1.5 hour today because they where unable to change currency from Danish krones to Euro so I could play. This has never been an issue I'm any part of the world I have played before (100+ casinos) and I have changed DKK to Euro there the 5 previous times I Was there this year. Their management should wake up and see how the employees of this business slowly but surely is ruining what once was a great casino. I will not be coming back again, and will take my business else where

Truth be told, the former Privatclub location was a tad awkward. Most of the time, visiting…read moreentailed walking through the Markthalle restaurant, opening an unmarked door, and heading down into the basement. For whatever reason, the club recently moved a few blocks away, and is now located next to the post office, and within the same red brick building. In the two weeks since its opening, I've already had the pleasure of being here twice - first at the private reopening party, and again when David Bazan performed. Both times I was impressed by the space. The first, because of is elegant but understated appearance. The layout is quite nice and spacious, and I am partial to the separate smoking room. The lounge area by the bar is nice, and the floor is wider than in the former space. As for the sound, it's pretty good. I have no complaints about the acoustics in the room. The stage is somewhat short, but perfect for sitting on, and seems to be a good enough size for smaller or solo acts. The backstage is also the nicest I have seen in Berlin clubs of this size, although its newness is definitely an advantage. All in all, I am glad that Privatclub has stepped up its game a bit with this new location, and I look forward to seeing more shows here.

I was blown away by how much fun I had at Privatclub. The employees were so friendly and helpful;…read morethe music sounded incredible. The room is SO RED. It is undoubtably my favorite spot in Berlin. Thanks, Privatclub!