Subject to the agreement of the Berlin House of Representatives, the senator for culture and Europe Dr. Klaus Lederer and senator for finance Dr. Matthias Kollatz have decided to bring forward the renovation of the Friedrichstadt-Palast’s air-handling system, planned for 2022, in order to make better use of the current closure of the theatre.
Unfortunately, all further performances of the VIVID Grand Show up to and including 31 December 2020 will therefore be cancelled.
The Palast is a theatre owned by the State of Berlin, and we support this very sensible decision, which will also avoid us having to close again for a period in 2022. By bringing these planned works forward, we can use the time resulting from the forced cancellation of shows to adapt our theatre to the new corona-related requirements, both in terms of structural and organisational aspects, so that we can once again welcome you to our VIVID Grand Show from January 2021 onwards.
Further information here:: https://www.palast.berlin/en/cancellation/
VIVID Grand Show is a declaration of love to life. Featuring more than 100 stunning artists on the world’s biggest theater stage.
Show entertainment with these unique dimensions cannot be found anywhere else in Europe but at the Friedrichstadt-Palast. The New York Times recommends the Palast as “must-see” during every visit to Berlin. Lonely Planet raves about „Glamour à la Las Vegas“ and the „stunning special effects“.
VIVID Grand Show is a declaration of love to life. Featuring more than 100 stunning artists on the world’s biggest theater stage. A production budget of 12 million euros for spectacular costumes and stage sets of unparalleled dimensions.
Also suitable for guests, who do not speak German
From €19.80
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Outside control shapes the closed world of android R’eye. But then, a flicker of intuition stirs and suddenly she finds herself moving to a different beat. Who can you be? What’s your true ID? Accompany R’eye on her hypersensuous quest and indulge your eyes in spectacular diversity.
Philip Treacy, “the world’s most famous milliner” (THE TIMES), is responsible for design direction and Stefano Canulli (Paris/Rome) for the extravagant costume designs. Revue shows are not musicals. Coherence is primarily achieved through visual imagery rather than narrative storytelling.
Duration approx. 2,5 hours incl. a 25-minute interval
Suggested minimum age: 8 years.
Opening hours
Monday 10 am - 6:30 pm
Tuesday 10 am - 7:30 pm
Wednesday 10 am - 6:30 pm
Thursday 10 am - 7:30 pm
Friday 10 am - 7:30 pm
Saturday 10 am - 7:30 pm
Sunday 10 am - 7:30 pm
Open daily from 10am to 6:30 pm.
Open on days with evening performance from 10 am -7: 30 pm.
