Join Stephan Wuthe and his phonograph for a walk throughout Berlin and discover it’s jazz history!
There will be two walks, scheduled so that workshop participants can join at least one of them.
Friday, March 6th – "Friedrichstraße"
15:00–17:00 Step back in time as we dance through historic Berlin! With 1920s–30s jazz, vaudeville, and show tunes, you’ll twirl and sway to the rhythms of a wind-up phonograph at iconic spots like the Admirals Palast.
Our journey ends at the Kantine Berliner Ensemble for a coffee break—fittingly, the venue where Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill’s The Threepenny Opera had its world premiere in 1928.
Sunday, March 8th – "Schöneberg"
12:00–14:00
Explore over a century of queer history in Berlin’s legendary “Bermuda Triangle”! Dance through the streets to 1920s–30s jazz, vaudeville, and show tunes, spinning along to the sounds of a wind-up phonograph at iconic spots like Scala and Eldorado.
Our tour concludes at Nolle-Turm / Metropol near U-Bahn Nollendorfplatz—perfect for soaking up the history and grabbing a coffee before continuing your day.
The precise meeting points will be shared after you register.
Limited spots available! If you need to cancel, please email balboainberlin@gmail.com to give someone else the chance to join.
