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The origin of the Friedrichstadt-Palast goes back to a market hall, which was on Schiffbauerdamm, roughly 200 meters southwest of the present-day location. However, the history of the venue as a theatre for staging plays and performance acts began when the Großes Schauspielhaus was opened by Max Reinhardt on 29 November 1919.
During the Nazi period, the theatre was called Theater des Volkes and became a hub for late-bourgeois operettas. In 1945, it suffered severely due to air attacks and was eventually abandoned by the owners in 1949. Following this, the city of Berlin took over Friedrichstadt-Palast.
In 1980, the building was closed off after inspection because of severe damage. On 27 April 1984, the new Friedrichstadt-Palast building was opened and the old building was demolished. Now, it is one of the most well-known performance venues in the world. Get your Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets and become part of this illustrious history!
Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets are a treasure trove for those who love architecture. The Palast has been made and remade a number of times, with the help of multiple architects. It is a beautiful example of post-modern architecture. The current building retains the basics of the old interior vestibules but has been decorated on the outside with a contemporary facade, with beautiful coloured-glass windows and spectacular lighting.
The theatre is full of art pieces that enhance the beauty of the place. Some of the most significant, perhaps, are the reliefs by famed artist Emilia N. Bayer, three on the south side and one on the north side of the building.
Friedrichstadt-Palast is highly advanced when it comes to technology and stagecraft. The stage floor of the Friedrichstadt-Palast is known as the largest in the world. The proscenium arch here is also among the widest in Europe. The auditorium has the latest tools when it comes to light and sound design and special effects. The seating and stage arrangement can be shuffled according to the need.
Friedrichstadt-Palast has been known for its spectacular performances and awe-inspiring production for a long time. With a Ballet company, a show band, and a Youth Ensemble in residence, there is never a dearth of shows at the venue. Apart from that, it is also the well-known host of the Berlin International Film Festival.
Over the years, there have been many shows that have caused a sensation among the audience. The recent Grand shows, like the VIVID Grand Show, the ARISE Grand Show, and others are great examples. Additionally, this stage has also seen great performances by famous personalities like Marlene Dietrich, Hildegard Knef, Shirley Bassey and Phil Collins.
With your Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets, you not only get to take in a breathtaking venue but also get to be witness to some of the grandest productions in Berlin's history.
Inspiration: Immerse yourself in FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show, a breathtaking performance inspired by the poem 'The Garden of Love' by the English poet William Blake.
Artists: Witness more than 100 artists showcasing their talent on the stage of Europe's largest and most technologically-advanced show palace, the Friedrichstadt-Palast.
Story: This is a heart-wrenching story of a deaf poet ruminating on passion and longing, written and directed by Oliver Hoppmann. Digging deep into nature, the human psyche and imagination, this glamourous show will take you far away into a world full of beauty and colours.
Design: Curated by the Parisian enigma Jean Paul Gaultier and Sasha Frolova, FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show promises to bring to the stage a spectacle like never before.
Show: FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show takes the classic Grand Show format of the Palast, with awe-inspiring performances, extravagant sets, striking costumes and soul-touching music, and turns it into a ballad of love and longing.
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- Show Duration: The show is approximately two and a half hours long, plus a 25-minute break.
- Show Timings: 3:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
- Entry Timings: One hour before the show commences.
You can get your mid-show snacks and drinks from the bar available at Friedrichstadt-Palast. For food before and after the show, you have many options around the Friedrichstadt-Palast. Some of them are:
You can book your Friedrichstadt Palast tickets online as well as through the theatre’s hotline or box office. Booking tickets online is more convenient, though, because it's fast, easy and ensures that you have all the information you need before purchase.
Yes, you can book Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets online for a hassle-free booking experience.
While the guests can put their food and drinks order at the bar before the show begins, these meals will only be served during the 25-minute interval.
Unfortunately, no, you cannot. You can enjoy food and drinks at the bar before the show and during the interval.
Yes! You can get Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets for kids. Usually, the Grand shows are recommended for children aged 8 and above. The Kids' shows are more suitable for a young audience, aged 5 and above.
The Palast Berlin stipulates that the minimum age requirement for entry to the Grand shows is six years. Any child under the age of 6 will not gain entry to the show. For Kids' shows, this minimum age restriction is three years.
Due to copyright issues video, photo, and audio recordings are not allowed during the show. You can take a video or photograph only during the final applause.
The Grand shows are revue shows that do not follow any classic storyline or use spoken texts. So, regardless of whether you understand German, you can still enjoy the show.
There is no dress code or restriction at Palast Berlin. You can wear whatever you are comfortable in, as long as it's appropriate for the occasion. Trainers and sportswear are not discouraged.
Yes! The theatre has four wheelchair spaces in the hall, as well as a number of transfer seats. Moreover, it also provides an induction loop system for guests with auditory limitations, barrier-free access for those with limited mobility, adapted toilets and many such facilities.
The Palast Berlin is installed with a proper air-conditioning system that ensures consistent temperature and exchanges the air inside the theatre up to eight times every hour.
Unfortunately, the Palast Berlin does not currently offer any parking space, but many other parking options are available nearby.