Maybe we should have gone to the main show, not to the late-night stint. Still, it was a Friday, and they do charge separately for the 11:15 round, so we thought it could make a nice end to a Berlin evening. But the place was half empty, and the on-stage sketches were not clever enough to be entertaining, or punchy... More

We went here over the xmas period, we had a fun evening. I thought it was well worth going to with singing and dancing and a lot of silliness. More

Lets get some stuff out of the way: there is full frontal nudity (female only when we went); it isn't sleazy, but it isn't high art either. The performances are an eclectic range of singing and dancing ranging from naff (in a good way) to reasonable quality. I suspect the slightly cheesy, silly burlesque is exactly what 1920's cabaret WAS... More

Visited the show as it offered a glimpse into the world of Berlin Cabaret. Anyone visiting this show in the hope of finding a sanitized, Hollywood, experience, as delivered by Liza and Joel in the movie, are likely to be disappointed. What is delivered is, instead, more along the original format of a radical show which challenges the audience and... More

I was hoping to see an authentic version of Berlin cabaret and this theater advertised as "taking you back to the 1920s". The show is very affordable and the staff is very friendly. However, the show's music is mostly modern and most of the skits just involve taking clothing off (not much singing). The one thing that was very annoying... More

We went to this cabaret looking for the authentic experience and reading favorable reviews. We were not disappointed. The night was a choice between a "show" with a theme, which was earlier, and a later show that was more artistic dancing with interlaced periods of just music for conversations. We chose to go to both but the later portion was... More

Some great entertaining performances from the talented artists in a dinky theater who greet you as you enter, serve the tables and wash the glasses! If your in Berlin, by yourself, with your partner, or with the family then you have to visit! Reasonable prices. More

well, the small audience consisted mainly 60 years old, and still looked younger than the ladies on stage. Three actors in kindergarten level shows (incl a Muppet show??) and jokes in German, showing off their underwear....this is not "old time Berlin" - just an ridiculous event. More

Excuse the cliche but if you haven't been to 'Kleine-Nachtrevue' then you haven't been to Berlin! For an erotic and dramatic evening which assaults and stimulates all the senses then 'Anita Berber and Droste' cannot be surpassed. I wanted to experience the fabled Berlin of the 1920s - this is surely as close a recreation of that scene as is... More