Bar jeder Vernunft, Mirror tent theatre in Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf, Germany.

Bar jeder Vernunft is a theatre inside a Jugendstil mirror tent built in 1912 in the Netherlands as the Danse Paleis, a seasonal ball and dance tent for seaside resorts in Flanders and the Netherlands. It was shown at the 1930 World Exhibition in Antwerp, later went out of fashion, and was bought by producer Ueli Hirzel in the early 1980s. The audience sits at small tables or in boxes and can also eat during the show.

The mirrored tent was built in 1912 in the Netherlands as the Danse Paleis, a seasonal ballroom for seaside resorts in Flanders and the Netherlands. It was shown at the 1930 World Exhibition in Antwerp, later fell out of fashion, and was bought by producer Ueli Hirzel in the early 1980s. He passed it to Lutz Deisinger and Holger Klotzbach, who opened the Bar jeder Vernunft on 5 June 1992 with Ars Vitalis.

The venue hosts cabaret, comedy, and musical performances where audiences sit close to the stage. The intimate setting creates a direct connection between performers and spectators throughout each show.

The theatre sits on the car park deck of the Haus der Berliner Festspiele on Schaperstrasse, behind the Universität der Künste. Guests are seated at small tables or in boxes and can also eat during the performance. The tent is a seasonal structure, so check the current run before planning a visit.

The mirrored tent was built in 1912 in the Netherlands as the Danse Paleis, a seasonal ball and dance tent for the seaside resorts of Flanders and the Netherlands. It was shown at the 1930 World's Fair in Antwerp, later fell out of fashion, and producer Ueli Hirzel bought it in the early 1980s before passing it to the theatre's founders in 1992.