This beautifully restored 1920s ‘palace’ stages crowd-pleasing musicals and concerts in its glamorous historic grand hall. More intimate programs like readings or comedy shows are presented at the smaller F101 theatre on the 3rd floor or the Studio on the 4th floor. Many performances are suitable for non-German speakers, but do check ahead. Ticket prices vary.
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