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© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Gestaltung: Groupe Dejour
Poles have lived in Berlin for centuries and shaped the cultural, social, political and economic life of the city. The Polish border is less than 100 kilometres away. And yet, the city’s close ties with its neighbouring country sometimes only become visible... moreabout: Liberty, Equality, Solidarność. Polish Viewpoints in Berlin
© Gianmarco Bresadola, 2024
Julia is in her mid-forties, working as a poorly paid translator and proofreader and lives in an unheated, badly soundproofed flat in Wedding. Marcus, her ex, lives right above her and she can follow his new relationship in detail thanks to the thin walls.... moreabout: spinne
© SDTB / H. Hattendorf
Pioneering achievements, adventurous air journeys, but also air war and forced labor: the exhibition "From Balloon to Airlift" uses more than 40 aircraft to illuminate the highs and lows of German aviation and combines them with the personal experiences... moreabout: Aerospace
© Concertbüro Zahlmann GmbH
Das Kiew Grand Ballett Im Januar 2025 ist das Kiew Grand Ballett zum dritten Mal zu Gast in Deutschland und der Schweiz Nach umjubelten Erfolgstourneen durch Europa und die USA, sind die vielfach ausgezeichneten Spitzentänzerinnen und -tänzer des Kiew... moreabout: Kiew Grand Ballet - Schwanensee
© Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz
Publisher’s show / book premiere / multimedia reading / concert / party – with Poljak Wlassowetz, Marius Hulpe, Ann Esswein, Lukas Meisner, Victoria Hohmann, Sebastian van Vugt, Louis Kleinwächter, S.X.Y.Z., Cris Koch and Caroline Galvis, among others.... moreabout: Kopf & Kragen Literaturverlag: SALON 3
© Sally Cohn
World premiere: 11 November 1979, Brooklyn Academy of Music Simple, almost sparse movements – fluid and highly dynamic, with countless repetitions and variations – characterise “Dance”. This piece by choreographer Lucinda Childs premiered in 1979 and... moreabout: Dance
© Maria Baranova
With three works created over a period of more than 40 years, the Performing Arts Season dedicates an evening to the American choreographer Trisha Brown, looking at her artistic work and its continuation after her death in 2017 as if under a magnifying... moreabout: Glacial Decoy / In the Fall / Working Title
© Armin Smailovic
World premiere: 6 August 2022, Salzburger Festspiele Charlotte and Felix are mourning the loss of their parents. In director Thorsten Lensing’s first self-written play, the audience accompanies the siblings through surreal, moving and funny episodes... moreabout: Verrückt nach Trost
© Daniel Boud
European premiere World premiere: 20 October 2023, Sydney Opera House 55 songs for 55 years of queer history: In this opulent four-hour concert show rich in emotions, Taylor Mac, Matt Ray and an ensemble of 22 artists sing one song for each year that... moreabout: Bark of Millions
© Promo
What do we eat? What do we have to swallow? Power structures have left deep bites in our bodies and relationships. As flesh, we too are edible, bound together in more-than-human-ecologies, not above but part of nature. As we taste and devour, we create... moreabout: CARNE
© Cameron Wittig
World Premiere 7 August 2024, International Summer Festival Kampnagel, Hamburg Lucinda Childs, one of the icons of post-modern dance, presents “Four New Works” with her Lucinda Childs Dance Company for the first time in Berlin, collaborating with visual... moreabout: Four New Works
© Ferit Barak
What do we eat? What do we have to swallow? Power structures have left deep bites in our bodies and relationships. As flesh, we too are edible, bound together in more-than-human-ecologies, not above but part of nature. As we taste and devour, we create... moreabout: CARNE
© Stadtmuseum Berlin. Foto von Philip Myrtorp auf Unsplash
At the Ephraim-Palais Museum, the Stadtmuseum Berlin presents its newly revised permanent exhibition "BerlinZeit - The City Makes History!" moreabout: BerlinZeit
© Stefan Müller
The exhibition "Berlin 1933-1945. Between Propaganda and Terror" focuses on National Socialist policies in Berlin and their consequences for the city and its population. moreabout: Berlin 1933-1945
© Museum Charlottenburg-Wilmersdorf
In the Villa Oppenheim, the works of the Charlottenburg Art Collection are on public display for the first time in one place. moreabout: CollectorsPieces
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