Backstage Diaries @ Artheater in Cologne is a vibrant queer party series hosted at the Artheater in Ehrenfeld. Spanning two floors, it offers thumping techno on one side and prime pop tunes with hits, mashups, and indie flair on the other. The atmosphere buzzes with colorful, unapologetically queer energy – an unpredictable whirlwind of diva moments, dance battles, and non-stop hip-swaying fun.
Featured performers like Timothée aka Pierlucien, QueerMum, Trust.The.Girl, Miss Ivanka T., and Rubina Ibanez deliver electrifying live acts and DJ sets spanning Britney to Beyoncé. PopoLaPop blends stage, bar, and dancefloor into an intimate, intoxicating experience. Welcoming queer, straight, or anyone in between, this inclusive community thrives on artistic freedom and infectious vibes. Backstage Diaries stands out as the ultimate spot for unforgettable nights of dance, art, and pure celebration.
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ARTheater
Studio11
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Club Bahnhof Ehrenfeld [CBE]
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: Closed
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 23:00 - 05:00
Sunday: Closed
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