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Omega Wants to Dance in Fitzroy

01 Jun, 2026, 8.00 PM @ Fitzroy

With Omega Wants to Dance, we present a film about the joy of dancing in an iconic setting. Fitzroy, located beneath the S-Bahn arches, provides the perfect atmosphere for a special film evening, with drinks and music following the screening.

Berlin dancer and style icon Günther Anton Krabbenhöft appears in the film and will take part in a conversation after the screening.

More about Fitzroy:

Right under the S-Bahn arches by the Spree, Fitzroy is one of those classic Berlin venues—unpolished and lively. Since 2018, it has developed into a space where music, community, and experimentation naturally intersect.

Located in Mitte, Fitzroy brings together a wide range of scenes. Its program includes concerts, club nights, fundraisers, workshops, and screenings. Much of what happens here is rooted in a DIY ethos, paired with a careful and professional approach to sound and production. Fitzroy is about collaboration—creating space for emerging artists, working with different collectives, and allowing subcultures to evolve in their own way.

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Omega Wants to Dance

Dance has always been a tool for self-expression and community building. Following people across Asia, Europe, North America, and Latin America, the film shows how movement shapes identity, belonging, and social change.