The KitKat Club is a nightclub located in Berlin, Germany, that was opened in March 1994 by Austrian pornographic filmmaker Simon Thaur and his life partner Kirsten Krüger. The club is known for its sexually uninhibited parties, and guests are allowed to engage in sexual intercourse openly at the venue. The clubs motto is "Do what you want but stay in communication". The dress code for the club is an "undress" code, in which guests are requested to shed most of their clothing. The club is diverse, with patrons including heterosexuals and members of the LGBT+ community. Although the club is technically a sex club, it is not the sleazy affair that newcomers might expect. The club is known for its famous techno and house beats, and it has opened up to a wider selection of electronic music over the years. The club has a record label, and two CDs have been released under its name. The club has been featured in several novels, including one about the early years of KitKat, written by Vigor Calma. The name KitKat Club is inspired by the frivolous Berliner nightclub featured in the American musical Cabaret.