Berliner Ensemble in Berlin: photos, reviews

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The Berliner Ensemble in East Berlin is a renowned theatrical venue acclaimed for its captivating performances and innovative adaptations. Established in January 1949, it remains a cornerstone of cultural expression in Berlin, offering audiences the opportunity to experience classic plays reinvented with modern elements such as water, broken glass, and bold stage moments. Visitors have praised the theater's ability to engage non-German speakers with regular English surtitles, enhancing the accessibility of its rich repertoire. This photogenic venue, with its impressive architecture and the iconic statue of Bertolt Brecht in the adjacent square, offers a picturesque setting for enthusiasts of both theater and photography. With an outstanding Google rating of 4.6, the Berliner Ensemble promises an enriching entertainment experience complemented by the convenience of credit card payments.

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Wheelchair accessible, Payment by credit card

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Bahnhof Berlin-Friedrichstraße

Transit station 219 m walk

S+U Friedrichstr. Bhf

Bus stop 140 m walk

Deutsches Theater

Bus stop 205 m walk

Friedrichstr./Reinhardtstr.

Bus stop 176 m walk

4.6

based on 2,297 reviews

Google

4.6/5 2,297 reviews

E S

Unglaublich schönes Gebäude mit riesen Charme.

Marie Kr

Immer wieder tolle Theaterstücke!

Rainer Sawitzki

Einfach schön, und dann noch die Dreigroschenoper, besser geht's ja gar nicht!

Berliner Ensemble

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