Friedrichstadt-Palast Tickets
Tickets to FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show
- Attend FALLING | IN LOVE, the captivating show curated by iconic designer Jean Paul Gaultier, and immerse yourself in a world of pure magic and beauty.
- Experience passion, love, and longing in this magnificent show staged at the Friedrichstadt-Palast theater, with 700,000 guests annually.
- Watch over 100 artists in opulent Swarovski-laden costumes bring to life the story of ‘You’ who’s on a search to find blossoming love and break boundaries.
- Soak up the larger-than-life choreography and set elements like a waterfall, almost 10 meters high, falling into a garden.
- Pick from a variety of seating categories to have the most unforgettable evening at the theater in Berlin.
Inclusions
- Admission to FALLING | IN LOVE
- Seating categories 1, 2, 3, 4, or Premium (as per selection)
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- Facilities: Wheelchair Accessibility, Cloakroom, Air-Conditioning, Free Wi-Fi, Bar & Lounge
- The show lasts approximately 2.5 hours including a 25-min intermission.
- Photos, video, and sound recordings are not permitted during performances. Photos and videos may only be taken for private purposes during the final applause.
- The show is not recommended for guests with epilepsy.
- The following are not allowed inside the theater: food and drinks.
- The show is also suitable for guests who do not speak German.
- You can only select a seating category but precise seats cannot be chosen.
- The show is subject to changes.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
The Friedrichstadt-Palast, or Palast Berlin, located in the Mitte district of Berlin, is Europe's largest and most modern show palace. The venue has a rich history beginning in the mid-19th century. It traces its origin to an old market hall, that, over the years, became a food depot, a circus, a vaudeville theatre, a nightclub, and more, before finally emerging as the show palace that we know today. The Friedrichstadt-Palast is famous for its varied programming, from children's shows to ballets, festivals and galas. With state-of-the-art lighting and stage facilities, it specialises in complex performances and large-scale, stylised stage acts. Get your Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets today to watch spectacular performances at an iconic venue.
About Friedrichstadt-Palast
- Shows: The theatre hosts some of the most spectacular shows, with synchronic dance routines, trapeze artists, aerialists, acrobatic acts, dazzling special effects, extravagant staging and mindblowing spectacles.
- Stagecraft: The stage and the auditorium are customizable according to the show. The seating can be rearranged, the stage can be tilted or revolved or transformed into an underwater world if the show demands.
- Diversity: People from all over the world come to work here, both on and off stage. This makes shows at the Friedrichstadt-Palast diverse and that much more interesting.
- Foreigner-friendly: Being an internationally acclaimed show venue, it is a hot spot for tourists. Therefore, live entertainment productions here are also great for foreign visitors who cannot communicate well in German.
- Building: The venue itself is a work of art, with a stunning facade, tasteful interiors and priceless art all around, especially the reliefs by sculptor Emilia N. Bayer. Use your Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets to soak in the art as well.
The origin of the Friedrichstadt-Palast goes back to a market hall, which was on Schiffbauerdamm, roughly 200 meters southwest of the present-day location. However, the history of the venue as a theatre for staging plays and performance acts began when the Großes Schauspielhaus was opened by Max Reinhardt on 29 November 1919.
During the Nazi period, the theatre was called Theater des Volkes and became a hub for late-bourgeois operettas. In 1945, it suffered severely due to air attacks and was eventually abandoned by the owners in 1949. Following this, the city of Berlin took over Friedrichstadt-Palast.
In 1980, the building was closed off after inspection because of severe damage. On 27 April 1984, the new Friedrichstadt-Palast building was opened and the old building was demolished. Now, it is one of the most well-known performance venues in the world. Get your Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets and become part of this illustrious history!
Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets are a treasure trove for those who love architecture. The Palast has been made and remade a number of times, with the help of multiple architects. It is a beautiful example of post-modern architecture. The current building retains the basics of the old interior vestibules but has been decorated on the outside with a contemporary facade, with beautiful coloured-glass windows and spectacular lighting.
The theatre is full of art pieces that enhance the beauty of the place. Some of the most significant, perhaps, are the reliefs by famed artist Emilia N. Bayer, three on the south side and one on the north side of the building.
Friedrichstadt-Palast is highly advanced when it comes to technology and stagecraft. The stage floor of the Friedrichstadt-Palast is known as the largest in the world. The proscenium arch here is also among the widest in Europe. The auditorium has the latest tools when it comes to light and sound design and special effects. The seating and stage arrangement can be shuffled according to the need.
Friedrichstadt-Palast has been known for its spectacular performances and awe-inspiring production for a long time. With a Ballet company, a show band, and a Youth Ensemble in residence, there is never a dearth of shows at the venue. Apart from that, it is also the well-known host of the Berlin International Film Festival.
Over the years, there have been many shows that have caused a sensation among the audience. The recent Grand shows, like the VIVID Grand Show, the ARISE Grand Show, and others are great examples. Additionally, this stage has also seen great performances by famous personalities like Marlene Dietrich, Hildegard Knef, Shirley Bassey and Phil Collins.
With your Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets, you not only get to take in a breathtaking venue but also get to be witness to some of the grandest productions in Berlin's history.
Currently Playing: FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show
Highlights of FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show
Inspiration: Immerse yourself in FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show, a breathtaking performance inspired by the poem 'The Garden of Love' by the English poet William Blake.
Artists: Witness more than 100 artists showcasing their talent on the stage of Europe's largest and most technologically-advanced show palace, the Friedrichstadt-Palast.
Story: This is a heart-wrenching story of a deaf poet ruminating on passion and longing, written and directed by Oliver Hoppmann. Digging deep into nature, the human psyche and imagination, this glamourous show will take you far away into a world full of beauty and colours.
Design: Curated by the Parisian enigma Jean Paul Gaultier and Sasha Frolova, FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show promises to bring to the stage a spectacle like never before.
Show: FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show takes the classic Grand Show format of the Palast, with awe-inspiring performances, extravagant sets, striking costumes and soul-touching music, and turns it into a ballad of love and longing.
Artists of FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show
- You: Callum Webdale, Hearns Sebuado
- Me: Laura Panzeri
- Leon: Olivier St. Louis
- Red / Cover Leon: Marc Chardon
- Green / Cover Me: Floor Krijnen
- Blue / Cover Me / Dance Captain: Jara Buczynski
- Backing Vocal The Voices / Cover Grün / Cover Blau: Sophie Alter
- Backing Vocal The Voices / Cover Rot: Manuel Lopez
- Sanddorn Balance Act: Andreis Jacobs RIGOLO
- Bungee Trapez Act:
Noémie Beauchamp
Maritza Melo Zambrano
Marie-Élaine Mongeau
Nicola Willis - Coach Bungee Trapez Act: Abdelkader Airour
- Trampoline and High Bar Act: Anthony Brew and Team
- Ballet Ensemble: under the direction of Alexandra Georgieva
- Showband: under the direction of Daniel Behrens
- Conductors:
Daniel Behrens
Tobias Leppert
Sebastian Brand
Creatives of FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show
- Show Idea: Dr. Berndt Schmidt, Oliver Hoppmann
- Producer: Dr. Berndt Schmidt
- Author & Director: Oliver Hoppmann
- Visual Design Director & Curator: Jean Paul Gaultier
- Music Supervisor: Daniel Behrens
- Choreographic Supervisor: Alexandra Georgieva
- Advisor Costume Production: Elisabetta Pian
- Costume Designer:
Jean Paul Gaultier
Fecal Matter (Hannah Rose Dalton, Steven Raj Bhaskaran)
Sasha Frolova - Stage Architect: Arthur Mamou-Mani
- Lighting Designer: Chris Moylan
- Video Designer: Form & Rausch (Hannes Lippert)
- Sound Designer: Martin Wingerath
- Illusion Designer: Nils Bennett
- Songwriter & Composer: Jasmin Shakeri and Team
- Arranger: Katie Kresek and Team
- Choreographer: Ashley Wallen and Team
- Casting Manager Soloists: Yvonne Ritz-Andersen
- Casting Manager Acrobatics: Mel Bayol
Know Before You Go to Friedrichstadt-Palast
FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show
- Timings
- Show Duration: The show is approximately two and a half hours long, plus a 25-minute break.
- Show Timings: 3:30 PM and 7:30 PM.
- Entry Timings: One hour before the show commences.
- Age Rating: The recommended age for the Grand Show is 8 years. Children under the age of 6 will not be allowed in. Most shows are restricted to children below 3.
- Warning: FALLING | IN LOVE Grand Show is not recommended for guests who have epilepsy. This is because of specific lighting and film effects that may be triggering. Viewing is at the guests’ own risk.
- From the Berlin Brandenburg Airport, take a regional train or S-Bahn to reach Friedrichstraße station in 35 minutes.
- If you are at the Berlin Central Station, you can take a regional train or S-Bahn to reach Palast Berlin in 10 minutes.
- You can also take a taxi from the central station and reach the theatre in 15 minutes.
- If you get on Lines M1 and 12, you need to step off at U Oranienburger Tor.
- If you get on Line M6, step off at S Oranienburger Straße.
- If you take Line 142, step down at Hannoversche Straße.
- If you take Line 147 and step down at Friedrichstraße/Reinhardtstraße.
- Take Line U6 and go straight to U Oranienburger Tor.
- Regional rail transport and lines S1, S2, S3, S5, S7, S9, S25, and S26 will take you to Friedrichstraße station.
- Lines S1, S2, S25, and S26 will take you to Oranienburger Straße station.
- Cloakroom: A cloakroom is available for the guests. It can only take in small items.
- Wi-Fi: Complimentary Wi-Fi is available outside the theatre box office, in the foyer and in the theatre hall.
- Bar: You can pre-order your drinks and snacks for the interval at the bar. This will help in avoiding the rush and the long queues.
- Air Conditioning: The Palast has a state-of-the-art ventilation system that exchanges the air up to eight times per hour.
- Hosts: The staff of the Friedrichstadt-Palast are highly trained and always happy to help. Be sure to inform them especially if you have access needs.
- Wheelchair Seats: Wheelchair spaces as well as transfer seats are present in the theatre.
- Accessible Toilets: Friedrichstadt-Palast has accessible washrooms.
- Hearing Assistance: An induction loop system for acoustic hearing for people with auditory limitations is available.
- Step-free Access: Barrier-free access to the foyer is present through the side entrance on Johannisstraße. Lifts and ramps are also available.
- Accessible Parking: Parking for guests with special needs is available close to the barrier-free entrance.
You can get your mid-show snacks and drinks from the bar available at Friedrichstadt-Palast. For food before and after the show, you have many options around the Friedrichstadt-Palast. Some of them are:
- Kitchen & Bar at Courtyard: Known for great breakfasts buffets, global cuisine and cocktails.
Directions - Restaurant Maximilians Berlin: A Bavarian-style bar & restaurant, this traditionally decorated venue also offers outdoor seats.
Directions - Night Kitchen: Serving Israeli and Mediterranean tapas, this is a lively and quaint bohemian eatery.
Directions
- Arrival: The show is around 2.5 hours long, including a 25-minute interval and the doors to the theatre will open an hour before the commencement of the show, so come well in time.
- Entry: The entry for the evening shows starts at 07:10 PM and entry is from 03:10 PM for afternoon performances.
- Snacks and Drinks: The bar allows for pre-ordering drinks and snacks for the interval. This is recommended if you want to avoid the rush. However, guests cannot take any snacks or beverages inside the theatre.
- Recording Policy: Do not take any photographs or videos since it’s restricted for copyright purposes.
- Outside Food Policy: Outside food and drinks cannot be brought into the premises.
Frequently Asked Questions About Friedrichstadt-Palast Ticekts
You can book your Friedrichstadt Palast tickets online as well as through the theatre’s hotline or box office. Booking tickets online is more convenient, though, because it's fast, easy and ensures that you have all the information you need before purchase.
Yes, you can book Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets online for a hassle-free booking experience.
While the guests can put their food and drinks order at the bar before the show begins, these meals will only be served during the 25-minute interval.
Unfortunately, no, you cannot. You can enjoy food and drinks at the bar before the show and during the interval.
Yes! You can get Friedrichstadt-Palast tickets for kids. Usually, the Grand shows are recommended for children aged 8 and above. The Kids' shows are more suitable for a young audience, aged 5 and above.
The Palast Berlin stipulates that the minimum age requirement for entry to the Grand shows is six years. Any child under the age of 6 will not gain entry to the show. For Kids' shows, this minimum age restriction is three years.
Due to copyright issues video, photo, and audio recordings are not allowed during the show. You can take a video or photograph only during the final applause.
The Grand shows are revue shows that do not follow any classic storyline or use spoken texts. So, regardless of whether you understand German, you can still enjoy the show.
There is no dress code or restriction at Palast Berlin. You can wear whatever you are comfortable in, as long as it's appropriate for the occasion. Trainers and sportswear are not discouraged.
Yes! The theatre has four wheelchair spaces in the hall, as well as a number of transfer seats. Moreover, it also provides an induction loop system for guests with auditory limitations, barrier-free access for those with limited mobility, adapted toilets and many such facilities.
The Palast Berlin is installed with a proper air-conditioning system that ensures consistent temperature and exchanges the air inside the theatre up to eight times every hour.
Unfortunately, the Palast Berlin does not currently offer any parking space, but many other parking options are available nearby.