Outdoor theatre performance at Ulrichskirche's courtyard: "Antarctica '89 - The Last Summer of East Germany"
News Article: "Antarctica '89 - Last Summer of the GDR" Performances Announced
The intriguing theater performances titled "Antarctica '89 - Last Summer of the GDR" are set to captivate audiences this summer. The six performances will take place at the Ulrich Church's inner courtyard, beginning on Friday, August 14, 2025, and continuing on September 4, 5, and 6, all at 7:30 PM.
This unique production is part of a summer theater exhibition, offering more than just a play—it's an experience designed to stimulate thought and entertain simultaneously. The performances will take place in the same location on each of the specified dates.
The story is based on the true account of the third and final Antarctic expedition of the GDR in 1989. Twelve men embarked on this expedition, returning only three years later to a world that had significantly changed and a country that no longer existed.
Tickets for these performances range from 10 to 25 EUR. For those who prefer, there's also the option to pay what they can or wish for the tickets.
For those interested in attending, tickets can be reserved through several methods. You can visit the Deutsches Theater Berlin's official website and navigate to the ticket booking section. Alternatively, you can call their box office directly during business hours, or visit the theater's box office in person for ticket purchase and inquiries.
Additionally, tickets for the performances can be reserved on the Kulturreederei website.
On a separate note, "Antarctica '89 - Last Summer of the GDR" will also be performed at the Deutsches Theater, Berlin, on August 25, 2025, at 7:30 PM. For more information and ticket reservations for this performance, please visit the Deutsches Theater Berlin's official website.
We invite you to immerse yourself in this thought-provoking production and witness a unique blend of history and theater. Don't miss out on this unforgettable experience!
The upcoming performances of "Antarctica '89 - Last Summer of the GDR," not only promise an entertaining evening but also offer an enriching exploration of lifestyle and entertainment. These unique theater experiences offer more than just a play, they aim to stimulate thought and entertain simultaneously, making them an essential addition to anyone's summer cultural agenda.
