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!

Fabulous Christmas @Sony Center until January 4! Get pics…read morewith the twin elves Klara and Kasia and the little elf Laura along with Arion, their winged proctector. Don´t miss Stella´s sound & light show and have a picture taken with her afterwards ... even with your baby or doggy on her arm ;O)! Show times every full hour: Monday to Thursday 5 pm to 8 pm Friday and Saturday 4 pm to 9 pm Sunday 4 pm to 8 pm Yes, Yelp-Daddy, this short review of mine has to be enough since you still don´t seem to be reading them at all ;Op!

The show was so good and the service was nice! 5 stars for the bathroom. Definitely recommend…read moreordering before the show!

The Wintergarten is one of Berlin's oldest theaters and varietes. Basically, this place has seen it…read moreall. Built in 1887 it is a witness of the amazing history of Berlin - from Kaiser Wilhelm to WWI, the first democratic German government in the 1920's, the Depression, the rise of the Nazi party, WWII, the East/West divide of the city, and unification in 1989. Throughout the years, the Wintergarten kept on playing and hosted famous actors and artists ever since. Putting history aside, what you can expect in this traditional Berlin theatre are variete shows, and the usual magician also stops by every once in a while. All shows are in German but if you focus on something more dance-oriented you should be able to follow even if you don't speak the language. The venue is small and intimate, with a table area near the stage, and an upper seating area. You can get dinner downstairs while the show goes on, and the upstairs areas are being served by waiters. Should be. When I was there service was lacking. No waiter showed up, apparently they were understaffed. Shows are quite expensive (50 Euro plus). Hit or miss, I would probably not be back.

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.

Saw "We Will Rock You", a musical based on Queen. I don't speak a word of German, but it didn't…read morematter. The play was still fun, the music was in English and the theater is beautiful.

My second visit at this theatre, and I'm as thrilled as the first time Really worth visiting when…read morein Berlin