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© Maxim Gorki Theater - 2024
»Franziska is not a ›fight the battles along the way‹ heroine; she comes full of brilliant plans to this city where there’s nothing but sober arithmetic, quick and cheap construction (...) and now I am trying to get hold of all the people I can get my... moreabout: Linkerhand
© Esra Rotthoff - 2024
The novel Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein by Sasha Marianna Salzmann speaks of the collapse of a political system, of times of societal upheaval and their effects on the lives of two friends, Lena and Tatjana, who left Ukraine in the 1990s to strand... moreabout: Im Menschen muss alles herrlich sein
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Nas brings back the "Golden Era": 30 years after the release of his debut album, the East Coast rap visionary is coming on the "Illmatic" anniversary tour! moreabout: Nas
© Ute Langkafel
A musician celebrates his comeback after being »cancelled« and wants to save his lover from a greedy producer. A scathing musical revue about art and power in a post-factual society. moreabout: Slippery Slope
© Stadtmuseum Berlin | Foto eingesendet von Sven Görlich
More than 70 photographs from our photo call "Berlin now!" show the city from very different, personal perspectives. moreabout: Berlin im Blick: Photographers show their city
© Akinbode Akinbiyi
Akinbode Akinbiyi's pictures are visual metaphors that address cultural change and social exclusion, but also the impact of colonialism on social policy and urban planning. moreabout: Akinbode Akinbiyi: Being, Seeing, Wandering
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Echoing her acclaimed solo recital in May 2023, Elisabeth Leonskaja’s latest program once again combines music of the Second Viennese School with major works of the Romantic repertoire. This season, she has chosen Schoenberg’s Op. 25 Suite and Op. 19... moreabout: ELISABETH LEONSKAJA
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Following an acclaimed performance of Baroque repertoire last season, Isabelle Faust returns with a program that reveals a completely different side of her musical personality. Together with pianist Alexander Melnikov, a close collaborator since the beginning... moreabout: ISABELLE FAUST & ALEXANDER MELNIKOV
© Eddy Posthuma de Boer
From a Viennese coffee house to a cab in Miami to an amusement park on a rooftop in Tokyo: photojournalist Eddy Posthuma de Boer has spent more than five decades capturing newspaper readers all over the world. moreabout: Eddy Posthuma de Boer: Newspaper Readers
© Stiftung Humboldt Forum im Berliner Schloss; Getty Images / solarseven, Yevgen Romanenko, Katsumi Murouchi; iStockphoto / dejan750
Humans have inscribed themselves in all ecosystems, in the Earth's atmosphere and even in the deep geological layers of the planet. It is in this context that Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin opens the Humboldt Laboratory with its interactive inaugural... moreabout: According to nature
© FotoEsra Rotthoff - 2024
It is one of the most famous stories in world literature. The White Rabbit, the Mad Hatter, the Queen of Hearts, the smoking Caterpillar of the 1865 book are now iconic characters. The story of a girl named Alice who follows the White Rabbit into Wonderland... moreabout: ALICE IM WUNDERLAND
© Esra Rotthoff - 2024
»You told me this joke. Two Jews are talking. One of them says, ›I'm emigrating. To Australia.‹ Says the other, ›Australia?! That's so far away!‹ Says the first, ›far away from where?‹ Well. I know you told me that as a joke and that you don't answer... moreabout: Muttersprache Mameloschn
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Toward the end of their lives, Franz Schubert and Dmitri Shostakovich both composed virtuoso works for famous violinists of their time: Schubert wrote his Cmajor Fantasy for Josef Slavík, known as the “Bohemian Paganini,” while Shostakovich’s only violin... moreabout: LEONIDAS KAVAKOS & ENRICO PACE
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In 2013, Jörg Widmann composed his first—and to date his only—song cycle. Das heiße Herz (“The Hot Heart”) is based on the works of a wide range of authors, including Clemens Brentano, Heinrich Heine, Klabund, and Peter Härtling, as well as lesser known... moreabout: CHRISTIAN IMMLER & ANDREAS FRESE
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The genesis of Pierre Boulez’s only string quartet Livre pour quatuor—begun by the composer in the late 1940s and left unfinished at the time of his death—resembles a veritable neverending story. In 2018, Philippe Manoury, one of today’s leading French... moreabout: WEST-EASTERN DIVAN ENSEMBLE
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