One of Berlin’s most extraordinary locations is now available to welcome you and your guests to an unforgettable experience or evening out: the Club Theater at Potsdamer Platz. This top location enables event organizers, companies and private parties to organize and present tailor-fit presentations, gala-performances, special events, company celebrations, shows, parties or TV productions. A truly amazing location in the heart of Germany’s capital.
LOCATION
The new Club Theater Berlin is a highly modernized theatre, unique in Germany and incorporating various spectacular technical possibilities. The venue, regular home of the prestigious annual Berlinale Film Festival and Channing Tatum’s world hit stage production “Magic Mike Live”, has been specially designed and built to offer both guests and performers a breathtaking entertainment experience.
The auditorium and stage beautifully merge into a unique 360 degrees all-around experience. In addition to the design concept of the auditorium, our modern technical facilities (lighting/sound) offer first-class possibilities to you and your event. Please see below for further details and specification.
A MAGIC LOCATION!
If you are looking for a magic location to organize your event in, you should definitely get in touch with us.
The Club Theater Berlin offers a first class location for up to 600 guests. It is Berlin’s ideal venue for gala performances, product presentations, special events and some amazing parties.
Our state of the art stage technology, the extraordinary ambience and a highly motivated team of professionals makes our venue the ideal location for events in the heart of Germany’s capital. “Our stage is yours!”
TEAM
Our team consists of various professional specialists who would be delighted to talk with you about the possibilities of presenting your event or production at the Club Theater Berlin.
We look forward to welcoming you at the Club Theater Berlin!

Willem Metz

Roy van den Broek

Andreas Wallek

Pia Weyer
HISTORY
Potsdamer Platz is a historic traffic junction in the Berlin central districts of ‘Mitte’ and ‘Tiergarten’ in between the old inner city in the east and the new west of Berlin.
During the construction of the Berlin customs city wall, the Potsdamer Tor was erected in 1734. From the late 18th Century the Berlin-Potsdamer Chaussee (later Potsdamer Strasse), served as an important link to the network of large connecting Prussian avenues. In 1831, the area to the west of the city wall’s gate, the square in front of the Potsdamer Tor, was given its current name.
With the Potsdam long-distance train station, the underground station and the numerous tram and bus lines, Potsdamer Platz soon became one of the busiest center points in Europe until the end of the Second World War. It operated one of the very first traffic light systems in Europe from 1924. In the first 40 years of the 20th century the square and streets connecting to the square, developed into a popular meeting place for Berlin’s political, social and cultural scenes.
After the end of the Second World War, Potsdamer Platz formed a “triangle” between the Soviet, British and American sectors in a divided Berlin. From August 1961, the Berlin Wall ran across the square, which for almost three decades led to a marginal existence as an urban wasteland. After the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9th, 1989, a new situation arose.
On November 1st 1989 a piece of the Berlin Wall was torn away at Potsdamer Platz and a provisional border crossing was created. The Potsdamer Platz area was fully renovated in the early 90’s to become one of the most striking places in Berlin, loved by both locals and international tourists alike.
FACTS & FIGURES
PREMISES | Auditorium (with bar): 1.250 m2 Lobby (with bar): 560 m2 |
TOTAL AMOUNT M2 | (auditorium & lobby): appr. 1.810 m2 |
VOLUME AND SPACES | AUDITORIUM 745m2 GALLERY 505m2 Total including bars: 1250m2 Upper Lobby Total including bars and merchandise shop: 559,7m2 |
STAGE | 46,4 M2 |
CAPACITY | up to 587 guests in the auditorium 203 in the gallery/balcony; 384 in the stalls – including 3 wheelchair seats. |
PAYMENT | Only by card |
SOUND / LIGHTING | Please contact our staff in case you would be interested in renting the available technical facilities such as lighting and sound equipment. |
FURNISHING | The auditorium is equipped with design chairs, armchairs and couches. For further details please see our gallery of images. |
BARS | The lobby incorporates two bars. Drinks and/or snacks may be served inside the auditorium. |
LOCATION | Berlin City, Potsdamer Platz. |
GREENZONE BERLIN | As of January 1st 2008 specific greenzone regulations apply in the city of Berlin. Since 2010, only cars with a specific green label are allowed into the city. Please contact the local authorities through www.berlin.de/umwelt/ in case your car’s label does not qualify as access into the city. |
BACKSTAGE
REHEARSALSTUDIO | 110,80 m2 |
Various dressing rooms, wig/make-up rooms with showers and individual toilettes are available and directly accessible from the stage.
There is no separate canteen, but the venue has a stylish greenroom with basic kitchen facilities, which can be used as a place for your team to relax and meet.
Load-in for technical equipment through the basement of the theatre using the venue’s larger goods lift.
Backstage Dressingroom #1 | 16,18 m2 (1x Toilet, 1x sink, 1x shower) |
Backstage Dressingroom #2 | 27,77 m2 (1x Toilet, 1x sink, 1x shower) |
Backstage Dressingroom #3 | 26,44 m2 (1x Toilet, 1x sink, 1x shower) |
Backstage Dressingroom #4 | 21,48 m2 (1x Toilet, 1x sink, 1x shower) |
Front of House Dressingroom #5 | 28,13 m2 |
Front of House Dressingroom #6 | 9,41 m2 |
TRANSPORT LINKS
BY CAR
via the A12, A2, A24 direction Berlin (parking facilities available).
BY BUS / TRAIN
“Potsdamer Platz” Railway Station appr. 450 m from venue.
“Berlin Hauptbahnhof” Main Railway Station appr. 5 km from venue.
Bus M48, M41, 200, 300
S25, S1
BY PLANE
Berlin-Tegel airport appr. 13 km from venue.