Overview
- The opening night was greeted with enthusiastic applause and visible emotion, with some in the audience clapping and singing along during the performance.
- Set as a time‑travel through post‑Wall Berlin in the 1990s, the show delves into parties, queer life, love, loss and the impact of AIDS.
- The narrative centers on a lively communal household in a squatted building in Friedrichshain where intertwined personal journeys unfold.
- Created by songwriting duo Peter Plate and Ulf Leo Sommer, the production marks their fifth musical following works such as Ku’damm 56, Romeo & Julia – Liebe ist alles and Die Amme.
- Blending humor, political references and a versatile live band, the premiere also drew prominent guests including Berlin mayor Kai Wegner, former mayor Klaus Wowereit, Katarina Witt and Claudia Roth.