The Waldbühne is an open-air amphitheater near the Olympiastadion, used for concerts in summer.
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The Tempodrom, a tent-shaped venue in Kreuzberg, hosts concerts and events.
The GRIPS Theater is a theater for children and young people, known for the musical Linie 1.
The Chamäleon Theater in the Hackesche Höfe presents contemporary circus.
The Sophiensæle is a venue for independent theater, dance and performance in historic halls in Mitte.

Radialsystem, in a former pumping station on the Spree, is a venue for dance, music and interdisciplinary arts.

Radialsystem, in a former pumping station on the Spree, is a venue for dance, music and interdisciplinary arts.
HAU Hebbel am Ufer is a center for contemporary theater, dance and performance with three stages in Kreuzberg.
The Schaubühne plays in a converted Erich Mendelsohn building on Kurfürstendamm.

The Komische Oper Berlin is an opera company whose house on Behrenstraße is being renovated; it performs at interim venues.

The Deutsche Oper Berlin in Charlottenburg is one of Germany's largest opera houses.

The Staatsoper Unter den Linden is Berlin's oldest opera house, home to the Staatskapelle Berlin.
The Pierre Boulez Saal, with an oval hall designed by Frank Gehry, is a chamber music venue of the Barenboim-Said Akademie.
The Konzerthaus Berlin on the Gendarmenmarkt, built by Schinkel as a theater, is home to the Konzerthausorchester.
The Philharmonie, designed by Hans Scharoun, is home to the Berliner Philharmoniker.
A historic neighbourhood cinema on the edge of Volkspark Friedrichshain, with a beer garden in summer.
A historic neighbourhood cinema on the edge of Volkspark Friedrichshain, with a beer garden in summer.

Germany's film and television museum and archive, home of the Marlene Dietrich collection.