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Friedrichstadt-Palast: FALLING | IN LOVE

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Kanarit, Israel

03 Jan 2020

Excellent

The show was amazing! Great costumes m, great experience. Very recommended

FALLING | IN LOVE

Yossef , Israel

12 Jan 2020

Excellent

מופע מדהים! הרבה פעלולים ותלבושות צבעוניות ממש יפה!

FALLING | IN LOVE

Cheverda , Ukraine

09 Oct 2023

Excellent

It was Great Show!!!I enjoyed watching it! You did a great job!🫶🏻

FALLING | IN LOVE

About: Friedrichstadt-Palast Berlin

The Friedrichstadt-Palast is a revue in Berlin's Mitte district, which regularly hosts spectacular theater productions. The Palast is by far the number one theater in Berlin - as well as the largest. Its stage floor covers 2,854 square meters and has seen ballet, acrobatics, dancing and international performers from all over the world. Watching a show here is a dream-like experience that's highly recommended.

Friedrichstadt-Palast Berlin

Friedrichstraße 107, 10117, 10117, Berlin

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