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Travestie im Kiez .... circus of drag queens!
Date details
- Date Thursday, 29/May/2025 20:30 (79 more dates)
- Venue Theater im Keller
- Address Weserstraße 211, 12047 Berlin-Neukölln
- Price from €49.50
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Circus of Travesty - The Neukölln Drag Show
Come in, come in, come in! Welcome to the Circus of Drag in Neukölln! You will not find elephants, tightrope walkers or lion tamers here, but you will find a spectacle that is second to none.
Circus der Travestie
© Veranstalter
Our ensemble takes you into a magically crazy world, but one in which they really don't take themselves seriously. Colourful dance and live singing numbers, mixed with humorous comedy interludes, are the program. Be right up close when our "ladies" catapult themselves into dizzying heights singing and swinging their dance legs so that even practiced Can-Can dancers turn green with envy. Just look forward with us to the new show "Circus of Travesty".
Even though we have conférences and songs in German, our show is suitable for non-German guests.
Artists/Collaborators: Theater im Keller Berlin
Runtime: Thu, 17/10/2024 to Sat, 05/07/2025
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