Germany: Ballet under the open sky
By DW
08 October 2022 |
6:29 pm
The Staatsballett Berlin is known for its love of experimentation. It set up flash mobs at Berlin's main station or danced at the famous Berghain club. Now it has taken to the water with "From Berlin with love."
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