Bring your friends.
Lose your shame.
Only in Berlin.

Diary of a Hole is an experimental performance piece exploring gay sexuality and identity. Prepare yourself for a visual art exhibition from local queer artists, an international cast of performers, audio installations, absurd comedy, music, and dance. Staged at The Knast, a former prison, in collaboration with prideART, the prison cells feature art for sale and stories about gay life, while in the main hall, performers demand your attention with provocative scenes. Diary of a Hole plays with audience expectations and asks what it means to be a gay man. Experience outrageous comedy and intense intimacy in an absurd, dangerous world.

NOTE: Ages 18+. Provocative material involving graphic sexual content, offensive language, and violence. Loud sounds and small spaces.