rundown, but incredible place which was used during the renaissance of German cinema for screening. Nowadays, there are many interesting happenings here, and prices range from cheap to fair. Don't miss!

Been there for some fashion show. Very cute place

A great place with a dilapidated, charming ambience and very friendly service. There is also a good selection at the bar. I was able to experience a concert by the Radio Symphony Orchestra Berlin here. The sound of the room was excellent.

Cool location with historical charm. The service is nice at the bar. There is a colorful potpourri of cultural events. Babylon Berlin was filmed here. Worth a visit.

Former silent film theater, built in 1929, practically preserved in its original condition. It is used for various concerts and other cultural events. We recently attended the concert by the Bulgarian choir BulCanto here. Seats are not numbered, you should be there early!

A beautiful old theatre that hosts a variety of different events. My only issue is that either smoking was allowed inside or someone was smoking on the street and the door was kept open. The sound system quality could be better. It seems like most shows have table seating so get there early or grab a spot upstairs.

Love this theater 🤍 The combination of old worn walls and a beautiful interior of the 20s create the atmosphere of David Lynch films. The only one negative side effect of this interior is the echo in the hall.

Very chill atmosphere. Cozy concert hall. Great place for an evening drink. Prices are slightly expensive for the area, considering there is a late-night shop across the street. On the other hand, those kind of shops don't serve quality cocktails like Delphi does.

Such a special place! No matter what the event, the mixture of guests, organization and vibe is always perfect and in a way mesmerizing. The building is a true relic of the 20s Berlin, a must see for everyone seeking the genuine atmosphere of the city.

Here I was able to experience my most beautiful concert to date. The Simple Music Ensemble performed a short program by the Italian composer Einaudi. I personally really liked the location. The acoustics were hard to beat and the stage is an absolute dream for any artist. I'm looking forward to the next event with you.

A charming venue, with a beautiful old auditorium. There are two bars - one in the last the lobby and another in the auditorium itself. I'm taking two stars away for the disappointing performance of Little Prince, supposedly targeted at adults and 8+ yo children, but actually full of silly puppet scenes which would belong in a kindergarten.

Once again an interesting program that was excellently showcased by the good acoustics.

Cool location where the spirit of the golden 20s of the last century can still be felt. Great program "the happy Disharmonists" with a completely new, funny and demanding repertoire. But unfortunately a weak bar with long waiting times and excessive prices. Suboptimal sound: even in the first row in the stalls, there was rarely direct sound from the choir, but mostly spatially distorted loudspeaker sound.

great place, like going back in time. Marlene Dietrich used to sing there. Bar open, relaxed atmosphere, cabaret-style.

A magical place, the impression of a journey back in time to the 1920s. Very nice people, interesting performances.

We saw tuuti fan tutti, an opera by Mozzart. Performed by the Berlin opera academy. The service was very good. The acostics was very good. The bar was very effective and kind. The sitting was around chairs that can be made more comfortable.

Very nice theater with an open atmosphere

Great atmosphere. Program always demanding and appealing

It was a really great production. Great ambience

This is an old theatre. But when you come inside, it's really nice. There is a bar inside the theatre, and it's table seating position.

Amazing venue! What an atmosphere, fantastic events, totally cool - very Berlin!

Incredible theater with so much history.

Beautiful location. But ffp2 mask only for entering to get to your place and sending away people with medical masks, without the option to buy one at the place, i find exaggerated.

I went there expecting nothing and I turned out to be a super fun and interesting play.

The Theater im Delphi is a venue of exceptional character. For decades forgotten, the building, built in 1929 as a silent movie theater, was reawakened as an international cultural center in 2012 by the artist duo Nikolaus Schneider and Brina Stinehelfer. Today, not only films are shown, the program includes theater, dance, opera, concerts, performances, film and many hybrid projects.

Gorgeous theatre, seating upstairs is slightly ruined by the Emergency exit signs blinding brightness however