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Every major cultural event is framed by a series of rituals and scenery movements: the unfolding of the wooden chairs in Bayreuth. The theater posters drifting through the streets of Avignon in the mistral wind. And also in Berlin there is a long-established tradition of complaining about the Berlinale – gladly in the form of smirking references to other long-term major construction sites in the city that have developed a wild life of their own, not least in the minds of Germans.
The New Right has them culture as a battlefield discovered. But why are AfD politicians suddenly interested in dance theater...
As the Rowohlt publishing house announced on Monday, the publicist and historian Wolfgang Schivelbusch died on Sunday, March 26, at...
From Christian LutzHitting the right note is a tricky business. Especially if you don't know exactly how those you are...
Mateja Koležnik is relocating Horváth's Oktoberfest play "Kasimir and Karoline" to a multi-storey car park at the Burgtheater in Vienna....
The Swiss system rested on three pillars: the Red Cross, neutrality and the Greatbanks. All three are now collapsing at...
