Germany’s most avant-garde and trailblazing theatre comes with a mission to explore changes in the social and political fabric of society, often by blurring the lines between theatre, dance and art. Performances are held in this 1907 art nouveau theatre called Hau 1 (the main performance venue), as well as in two smaller venues nearby, Hau 2 and Hau 3.
Hebbel am Ufer
Kreuzberg
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