THE HOUSE OF RED DOORS is back! but for one night only!
TICKETS HERE
After 20 months of laying dormant in Hellish solitude with a world full of pain, sadness and anguish,
We hope we can help heal some of those bruises, banish those sad feelings and bring back some much needed love and sparkle into your lives. It is however met with a little sadness as it will be the last ever House of Red Doors BadBruises will be producing.
After this year of rocky times, the partnership of BB is now ending and we are moving on and writing new chapters as separate souls. Don’t worry it isn’t the end of our magic. Just the end of Bad Bruises. We have plenty more new worlds to create and invite you into and our story has not finished yet!! The best is still to come…
To celebrate this momentous FINALE of Bad Bruises and The House of Red Doors, we are inviting you to dress up in your favourite House of Red Doors theme!
DJ line up –
Antigone
Dirty Daddy Don
Esther Duijn
Exildiscount
Laura De Vasconcelos
Lola Luc
Madmotor Miquel
Sagan
Plastic Sumo Temple
Cyranotaurus Cortex
Goldenaxe
The Shredder
Artist Line up –
Julietta La Doll
Martini Cherry Furter
The Berlin Stripper Collective
Mona La Doll
Hottie De Paris
BLEACH
Camp Dad
Cadbury Parfait
Mica Figueiredo
Miss Poppy Cox
Taylor Rose
Dunja Von K
Fifi Fantome
Chika Takahashi
Lucille Spielfuchs
Inga Salome
Becca Sophie
Evilyn Frantic
Valentina Demonia
Live Music –
Ragtime Nightmare
Plus so so so much more…
by Michalina | Sep 9, 2021
At a time of broadly conservative social values, Berlin in the “goldenen Zwanziger” was a unique island of free expression – The Berliner Luft was an intoxicating potion and the local heroes of the period were openly experimenting and playing with notions of gender, sexuality, art, performance, narcotics and whatever else they felt like taking on.
The creative shockwaves from the Weimar era still resonate loudly today in the streets, bars, clubs, theatres and galleries of this mad city. We are all indebted to these pioneers and on this night we shall celebrate their memory with wild abandon as we also celebrate the birthday of The House of Red Doors!
✵ DRESS CODE ✵
Please note basic suits and 1920s flapper outfits will not cut it, you have to make a HUGE effort. As this is an ‘easier’ theme, doesn’t mean we won’t be looking for absolute creativity in your outfits. Put a twist on it! Please note – presale tickets do not guarantee entry.
Indulge. Express. Enjoy. Respect
Street clothes will NOT be permitted
✵ THE HOUSE RULES ✵
No means no. Never take what doesn’t want to be taken and don’t give that’s not wanted. Respect. Respect. Respect.
Anyone who is found to be disobeying these rules, you will be leaving immediately.
We will have our care team walking round the House at all times, watching over you. And any member of staff (incl bar staff) can be spoken to at any time, they are connected via walkie talkie to security and the door.
Take care of one and other and always reach if needed.
*Please note RA tickets does not guarantee entry. You have to comply to The House and Renate’s rules and door policy.
by Michalina | Jan 7, 2020
10 years ago, Pansy and the House of Presents started their first show at a tiny bar in Neukölln and have since grown into a world-renowned institution of Drag in Berlin. It’s time to celebrate! Join them on Monday, October 3rd at their home away from home SO36 for a FREE show celebrating the last decade in drag. Doors at 20, shows from 21 featuring current and former members of the House and many surprises along the way.
The event visual is made by long-term collaborator Stefan Fähler with the names of the 350+ performers that they have shared the stage with over the last decade. It will be available as exclusive merchandise at the event.
This event is made possible by the Tag der Clubkultur award.
Doors at 20
Shows from 21
FREE ENTRY
by Frank | Sep 16, 2022
On the second weekend of Advent, the silent green community of tenants opens its doors and warmly invites you to take part in our winter market. At all kinds of booths, both inside and outside, you can get to know and take home delicious and beautiful things from the house and the neighbourhood, collect gift ideas, watch children’s cinema, listen to concerts and DJ sets, make something yourself, or simply enjoy one or two pre-Christmas treats outside by the fire bowl or inside in the warmth.
On both days, the Kino Arsenal offers children from the age of 6 the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of film: On Saturday, the composer and silent film pianist Eunice Martins invites you to a sound workshop. Afterwards, two films with Laurel & Hardy will be shown, which will be scored live by the participants. On Sunday, filmmakers Ute Aurand and Robert Beavers will present a children’s cinema programme of short experimental films.
Musical highlights on Saturday in our Betonhalle will be a couple of DJ sets by silent green tenants and, starting at 6 p.m., live concerts by former Musicboard Berlin scholarship holders.
And at the end of this fortunately again somewhat culturally rich year, we look back on our Derek Jarman exhibition The Garden. Cinematics of the Soil, which took place this summer. On Sunday evening, starting at 6 pm, the curatorial team will present the complete exhibition catalogue that is now being published as part of the project, followed by a reading by the participating filmmaker Philip Scheffner, and we will once again show Jarman’s film The Garden, which wanders between dream and reality, idyll and pain, beauty and transience.
Program
Saturday, December 4
2 pm–8 pm: market, DJ-sets and workshops
2 pm / 3 pm: Historic tour (60 minutes respectively)
3 pm: Arsenal presentes “Großes Kino, kleines Kino“: sound workshop for children with composer and silent film pianist Eunice Martins (for children from the age of 6)
4 pm: Arsenal presents: films with Laurel & Hardy, scored by the participants of the sound workshop Eunice Martins at the piano
6 pm–10 pm: concerts in the Betonhalle (the 2G-rules apply)
Sunday, December 5
noon – 6 pm: market and workshops
noon / 1 pm: Historic tour (60 minutes respectively)
4 pm: Arsenal presents “Großes Kino, kleines Kino“: Ute Aurand and Robert Beavers present experimental short films (for children from the age of 6)
6 pm: Catalogue presentation. Reading and film screening of The Garden in the Kuppelhalle (the 2G-rules apply)
Admission to all parts of the programme is free
by Michalina | Nov 22, 2021
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by Frank | Nov 19, 2021 | Art, Charlottenburg, Events, Museums
Don’t forget! The House of Presents finally returns to Monster Ronson’s EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT starting on Oct. 12th! Doors at 20, shows from 21. Proof of vaccination or recent recovery required.
Tickets available here now!
by Michalina | Sep 24, 2021
My professional experience in viral topics connected to Berlin would result in following list: Berghain, Berghain, Berghain, Porn, Sex, Avocado Toast and Bouncy Castles. Yes! Bouncing castles and bouncy houses are totally a thing now in Berlin. A couple of years ago a giant bouncy castle was opened in Berlin for a contemporary dance festival (one of those events that was described as super pretentious by mainstream society, but was actually super fun instead). The lines where huge and the hype legit: the bouncing castle was one of the funniest thing in my life.
Where there is a hype – there is a business man making money with it. Last Friday a place called Jump House Berlin opened its doors for the adrenaline hungry Berliners who can not wait to encourage their internal organs to switch places inside their body (who cares about natural order, it’s Berlin after all!). The promo video (with an interesting choice in music) was shared so many times in my Facebook stream that I started wondering if I should look out for new friends. The bold color choice of orange and purple reminds me of the sport center SEZ at Landsberger Allee: the biggest sport park in the history of the former GDR. Maybe it’s the nostalgia for your childhood when you were listening to Jump for Joy by 2Unlimited and literally jumped on your bed up and down, or maybe it’s the curiosity to experience something completely new: the Jump House Berlin is waiting for your in all its atrocious beauty in the “Szenekiez” Reinickendorf. More about the jump after the jump.
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by Claudio | Mar 21, 2016 | Entertainment, Videos
For this year’s special I HEART BERLIN live event Claudio and I chose something that we feel particularily excited about: Halloween. Bringing together creative minds from the worlds of theatre, perfomance art, fashion, publishing and music we created the House of Haunted Hearts that opened its doors on Thursday with a DIY costume workshop, a haunted house with artistic performances, an outfit contest, a haunted porn booth and of course a big Halloween party.
It was a huge success for us as so many people came with amazing costumes and great enthusiasm for Halloween. In fact I took so many photos that I have to split the set into several posts starting today with a look behind the scenes and into our Haunted House that was created by set-designers Buchholz&Kraatz in the huge basement of our venue the Naherholung Sternchen. Inside was not only a creepy labyrinth but also performances of Israeli artists Gal Naor, Moran Sanderovich with sound scapes by Inon Peres, as well as choreographer Patrick Faurot. See for yourself after the jump.
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by Frank | Nov 2, 2013 | Art, Photos, Theater

Imagine this antique Grecian temple where mystical rituals happen and a supreme divinity is adored. Well, if fashion is a God the headquarters of ASOS are its temple. Or where else in the world do hundreds of photo and catwalk video shoots, design sessions, trend discussions and editorial meetings take place at the same time in the same place. A busy busy place opened its doors for us during our trip to London and we where more than amazed about the tons of impression we got in just one day. We talked to the head of design of the menswear devision about the developement of ASOS, the press guy showed us the new collection, the marketing lady introduced us to the new Urban Tour menswear campaign and we had lunch with the head of the German branch ASOS.de whose in-house nickname is simply “Germany”. To share our experience we took many snapshots, to get an impression take a look after the jump.
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by Claudio | Sep 30, 2011 | Fashion
The original Weisse Maus was one of Berlin’s most notorious late night spots during the Weimar era. Renowned for it’s exclusivity this Cabaret had only 98 precious seats and the guests would wear a mask to hide their identity. The Weisse Maus was known for hosting some of Berlin’s most raucous and debauched entertainment. Such as the infamous Anita Berber and her dancers of the damned.
Now exactly 100 years later we pay homage to this time of creativity and artistry from the modern day Libertines and free spirits of Berlin.
From the Creators of The House of Red Doors and some of Berlin’s finest performance artists, chefs, musicians and sommeliers, they bring to you DIE WEISSE MAUS.
Join their debauched and decadent cast and get lost in the world of 1920s Berlin. Party, feast and get dizzy with these beautiful creatures of Berlin’s underworld.
Opens Minds are a MUST!
Immersive Dining Experience
Kabarett & Supper Club
Immersive dining with bizarre, unique and boundary pushing performances.
Feast upon lavishly prepared food whilst the beautiful and damned cavort around you, in front of you, under you…
Be warned. This is a theatrical dining experience like no other!
STRICTLY ADULTS ONLY
by Jorben | May 17, 2023