Dance entertainment in Germany
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Sophiensaele
Back in the 1990s, Sascha Waltz transformed the Sophiensaele into Berlin’s number-one spot for experimental and avant-garde dance. Since then, the emphasis has edged back towards theatre and performance art, but you can still expect to find some of the city’s most exciting dance events here.
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Staatstheater
Stuttgart's grandest theatre presents a top-drawer program of ballet, opera, theatre and classical music. The Stuttgart Ballet (www.stuttgart-ballet.de, in German) is hailed one of Europe's best companies.
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Dock 11 Studios
As well as an extensive programme of performances, Dock 11 runs courses and workshops during the week, teaching everything from ballet and street dance to Pilates and yoga.
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Schlachthof
Ethnic and world-music concerts, theatre, cabaret and variety are all complemented here by parties, art exhibitions and a cafe. Take bus 25 to Theodor-Heus-Allee.
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Frankfurter Hof
This hugely popular performance venue hosts everyone from up-and-coming artists to big-name acts such as Simply Red and Carlos Santana.
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Theater Erfurt
This new theatre building beyond the cathedral is a state-of-the-art venue for theatre, opera, ballet and concerts.
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Staatstheater
Mainz' city theatre stages plays, opera and ballet. Students get significant discounts.
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Theater Magdeburg Opernhaus
The Magdeburg Philharmonic plays here, and it's also a venue for opera and ballet.
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