Theater am Potsdamer Platz | ALIZÈ
Cirque du Soleil’s first European residency
Created exclusively for the Theater am Potsdamer Platz in Berlin, Cirque du Soleil’s first European residency invites you on a fantastical journey into the world of the invisible. ALIZÉ is a spectacular show experience of a completely new kind, an odyssey you shouldn’t miss. Here, the art of the circus merges with the wonders of ‘Magie Nouvelle’ to create a new artistic language.
Cirque du Soleil ALIZÉ invites you to an immersive, poetic experience in which reality and the surreal magically merge. The theme and focus of this breathtaking show is the power of human connection and the invisible wonders that occur when we are open to them. In Cirque du Soleil ALIZÉ, acrobatics combine with the innovative techniques of Magie Nouvelle to form a new art form:‘Acromagic’. Experience transformation, inner strength and the beauty of fleeting moments that enrich life.
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Embark on a poetic journey with ALIZÉ, in search of the special moments that make our human lives so unique. With spectacular acrobatics, beautiful music and fascinating special effects that can only be seen at the theatre at Potsdamer Platz, Cirque du Soleil takes you on a journey into a world where dreams can magically come true in this first resident show in Europe. Find out more about Cirque Du Soleil ALIZÉ here.
Punch Line Club in the basement
At the Theater am Potsdamer Platz, you literally go down to the basement to laugh: the Punch Line Club Berlin invites German-speaking and international stand-up stars to the stage in the basement. In addition to comedy, you can also experience theatre, concerts and other live entertainment formats here.
From no man's land to a lively centre
The Theatre at Potsdamer Platz opened in 1999 and became part of the architectural redevelopment of the neighbourhood. Where the Berlin Wall once ran and wasteland dominated, urban life now pulsates with The Playce, cafés, shops and the Centre at Potsdamer Platz - a place that impressively combines history and modernity.
Berlinale at Potsdamer Platz
When the Berlin International Film Festival begins in February, the theatre is transformed into the Berlinale Palast. The imposing staircase inside can be admired through the 35 metre high glass façade, and the stars of international cinema celebrate their premieres on the 8 x 18 metre screen with three film projectors. Then it's spotlight on - red carpet rolled out!
