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Berlin, Germany
Gay cabaret bar in Schöneberg with drag and travesti shows, Wed–Sat.
Gay cabaret bar and show palace on Hohenstaufenstraße in Schöneberg, Berlin's traditional gay quarter, where the international travesti tradition — live-singing female impersonation, not lip-sync — still gets a proper stage. Incognito leans into the district's cabaret lineage, the same streets that once held the Eldorado and Chez Romy, with full-production drag and travesti shows running Wednesday through Saturday evenings around a central show floor rather than a back-room platform. The calendar mixes scripted productions like "Travestie der Illusionen" with karaoke nights, an annual ESC-themed extravaganza, and community events. It stays an intimate room rather than a big nightclub, and on show nights it runs late — an easy first or last stop on a Schöneberg night out.
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