DELPHI Showpalast
DELPHI Showpalast stands in Hamburg’s Eimsbüttel district as a theatre where dining accompanies shows, musicals and concerts. Tables seat 300 guests.
The building served as a cinema until 1958, then became the Kaisersaal dance hall from 1960 to 1977. From 1978 to 1986, Trinity brought a Studio 54-inspired discotheque to the site. Depeche Mode and Gloria Gaynor performed live there, before later phases called Off-Line Musichall and Base.
Since 2000, the theatre has also hosted corporate events alongside its stage programme. Upper levels provide another 140 seats, while the original capacity reached 1,000. Here, Hamburg’s entertainment history remains visible in a room built for 440 seated guests.
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