LOSZT - Under the bridge

German Unity Day. No flags – only ghosts. On October 3rd at Café Engels we summon the troublemakers who shaped Berlin’s queer nightlife when it was still illegal, invisible, and dangerous. UNDER THE BRIDGE is three hours of collision: West Berlin cabaret royalty meets East Berlin
squat survivors, past merges with future, history with bass. Anali Goldberg – techno goddess and darkroom oracle – joins forces with VJ and drag alchemist Dalia Castel to fold generations into one unbroken flow. Inta National, queen of Hedwig reinterpretations, and Moran Sandrovich, master of bodily transformation, bring new forms of life to the stage. Together with illustrious guests from East and West, the night tells stories too strange for any archive: cabaret collides with techno, archival footage dissolves into lipsync manifestos, escape tales turn into anthems. UNDER THE BRIDGE: where ghosts dance, history beats in 4/4, and the future is born.

LOSZT

LOSZT is a queer performance collective born in the pandemic by Ariel Nil Levy aka Anali Goldberg (drag artist), Dalia Castel (VJ) and Moran Sandrovich (art & costumes). Later joined by Anali’s drag
granddaughter Inta National, we’ve grown into a crew shaping Berlin’s nightlife with experimental forms. Our work mixes post-drag aesthetics, live VJing, and queer politics. We don’t aim for neat
truths - we love the glitches, overlaps and absurdities of memory. With LOSZT IN TRANSLATION, our monthly series at Café Engels Neukölln, we’ve built a hub for Berlin’s queer night community. For us, LOSZT is more than shows: it’s about creating spaces of play, risk, and imagination where community and experimentation matter more than polished product.