Deutsches Theater

Deutsches Theater is a theater company in Berlin's Mitte district with a main auditorium seating around 600 people and a program mixing classical and contemporary drama. The venue operates with multiple productions running in rotation throughout the year, offering different shows regularly.

The house was founded in 1883 and achieved major artistic success under Max Reinhardt's leadership in the early 1900s. It has endured through several pivotal periods of German history and remained a central stage for theatrical innovation.

The theater reflects how Germans engage with dramatic art, mixing classical plays with contemporary works that speak to modern audiences. Visitors can observe the living tradition of theatrical storytelling and the kinds of stories that resonate in Berlin today.

The theater is located in central Berlin with performances happening on most days of the week. Visitors should plan to book in advance to secure a seat for the production of their choice.

The theater operates with a permanent ensemble of actors who perform multiple roles simultaneously while rotating between different productions. This ongoing collaboration creates a special cohesion and consistency in the artistic work.

Inception: 1850

Industry: creative industries

Address: Schumannstraße 13a

Website: http://deutschestheater.de

GPS coordinates: 52.52444,13.38222

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:23