BLINDED by DELIGHT

The show is a passionate dance of great emotions. In times like these, it's easy to forget how beautiful life could be. Together with US star designer Jeremy Scott, the creative team has therefore created a reminder of happiness that overwhelms all the senses.


Oh, what would it be like to wake up in a world of happiness? When Luci opens her eyes, she is surrounded by her most beautiful, previously unlived dreams. The splendor of this dream world is breathtaking, while her old life seems like a distant echo. Every breath seems like a brushstroke, every new room opens like a symphony full of unimagined possibilities. And there, right in front of her - the man of her dreams.

BLINDED by DELIGHT

A new beginning, whispers her imagination. Dreams burst, warns her reason. The man of her dreams senses that Luci, overwhelmed by all this happiness, hesitates to trust him. But he knows that their love only has a chance if she is ready to unite their worlds. He fights for her love with all his strength. Luci is faced with the big decision that all people have to make at some point: do they follow reality or do they dare to live their dreams?


BLINDED by DELIGHT is an overwhelming homage to happiness. Maybe every change really does start with a dream - a dream that wants to be held on to before it fades.


Good to know: The meaning of the show title


BLINDED describes Luci's emotional chaos, which completely overwhelms her. DELIGHT stands for the intoxicating, almost ecstatic emotions that envelop her. Luci is so deeply touched by the happiness of her dreams and the intense romantic feelings that she asks herself: Is all this really true, or will it all shatter at the blink of an eye?


Love or illusion? BLINDED by DELIGHT embodies this emotional conflict and can be interpreted as "blinded by delight" or "enchanted by happiness".


A passionate production full of great emotions and a dance between dream and reality.


Additional information

• Tickets from 19.80 euros for BLINDED by DELIGHT are available at www.palast.berlin.
  
• World premiere 8 October 2025, previews from 24 September 2025.
  
• Over 100 artists from 28 nations will take part in each performance.
  
• The run is planned for at least 12 months.
  
• Recommended for ages 8 and up.
  
• Revue shows are not musicals. Their inner context is primarily based on a visual, not textual, narrative style. Therefore, they are also suitable for guests with no knowledge of German.
  

(Suitable for guests without German language skills)