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© Olivier Degen, Green Yang, Finn Loxbo
18:30 Anna Högberg Extended Attack (AT, DK, SE) German premiere Last August Swedish saxophonist Anna Högberg blew away unsuspecting audiences at the International Jazzfestival Saalfelden, ending a three-year hiatus for her hard-hitting sextet Attack.... moreabout: Jazzfest Berlin 2024: Högberg Extended Attack // Kühn French Trio // Sun Ra Arkestra
© Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Kupferstichkabinett / Dietmar Katz
Does everyone really know what Impressionism is? It is in this context that the exhibition comes into play, presenting rarely shown works by famous artists as well as new discoveries by as yet unknown ones. It is atmospheric moods that this different... moreabout: A Different Impressionism
© Matthias Leupold, VG Bild-Kunst
The end of the GDR is not the end of its images. Which perspectives do we choose to form a picture of a society whose inner constitution still leaves many questions unanswered today? The GDR captured in photographs is a chronologically closed collection... moreabout: On fleeting existence and uncertain happiness
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© Gisela Jane
Fields of Tender is an enchanting and playful, dance performance, which immerses you in an imaginary world of tenderness, affection and love. Within this awe-inspiring, sensual world, the extravagant and peculiar events interlace with ethereal and gentle... moreabout: Fields of Tender | (6 months to 10 years)
© Bernd Uhlig
This opera is a monolith: it is considered the freedom opera par excellence and is probably the first-ever specifically German opera in its fusion of rescue opera, humanist oratorio and melodrama. David Hermann focuses on the manipulation mechanisms of... moreabout: Fidelio
© Linda Rosa Saal, Steffen Roth
I want to stay where I have never been – that is the last line of one of Thomas Brasch’s best-known poems. And it is a key line for the writer, playwright and filmmaker, of whom theatre director Claus Peymann said that his life was a ‘wild novel’, ‘a... moreabout: Thomas Brasch. I want to stay where I have never been
© Ev. KG St. Nikolai Berlin-Spandau_Spandovia Sacra
To make a long story short: No, it's not all Schinkel. One person alone could not have achieved anything. But let's start from the beginning: in 1837, St. Nikolai's Church in Spandau was in a pitiful state. Only a thorough restoration of the Gothic building... moreabout: All Schinkel?
© BENJAKON
»Viewed from the distance of one and a half centuries, all of Henrik Ibsen’s plays demonstrate an incredible modernity and possibly even a gripping topicality. In the character of Peer Gynt, he delineates a psychological drama – a 20th century Ulysses... moreabout: Peer Gynt
© Henri Matisse / Succession H. Matisse / VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2022 / Staatliche Museen zu Berlin, Museum Berggruen / David von Becker
With more than 120 works by Pablo Picasso (1881-1973), the Museum Berggruen provides a diverse overall view of his artistic development. moreabout: Picasso and his Time
© (c) Centrum Judaicum
On September 5, 1866, a new, large synagogue was inaugurated in Berlin's Spandauer Vorstadt, which was soon called the New Synagogue. This "once most beautiful and largest synagogue" in Germany had room for 3,200 men and women. Damaged inside during... moreabout: Times of upheaval
© Stan Hema
The competition, organised as a collaboration between the Deutsche Oper and the Hanns Eisler Academy of Music, was and is primarily intended as a laboratory for the future. It is explicitly aimed at teams of composers and authors. The three new music... moreabout: New Scenes VII
© Promo
“Whale Fall: abyss” is an ever evolving interdisciplinary work of film, installation and dance that was born from the sonic dissidence of Black grief. Do we give ourselves time to grieve? How can grief be decomposed and transformed? Whale Fall is a scientific... moreabout: Whale Fall: abyss
© Estelle Hanania© VG Bild-Kunst, Bonn 2024
The Georg Kolbe Museum is delighted to present the artistic work of the Austrian-French artist, choreographer and director Gisèle Vienne (*1976) for the first time in Berlin in fall 2024. This exhibition will take place as part of Berlin Art Week and... moreabout: I Know That I Can Double Myself
© Titelmotiv: Raman Tratsiuk I Grafik: Bernhard Rose
Opening: Friday, September 20 at 7 p.m. Welcome: Dr. Carola Brückner, District Councillor for Culture Introduction: Prof. Dr. Burcu Dogramaci, Ludwig-Maximilians-University Munich, Prof. Dr. Marta Smolin' ska, Magdalena Abakanowicz University of the... moreabout: ABOUT SHARING - Art on the Polish-German border
© 2014 Bettina Stöß
The Grimm fairy tale is well-known, Humperdinck's score oscillates between children's song and late romantic, opulent Wagnerian sound. Andreas Homoki's lovingly child-friendly production of the Christmas opera classic has been in the theatre's repertoire... moreabout: Hansel and Gretel
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