"Rhinoceros," Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist response to the rise of fascism, was a great choice for a school production and enthusiastically received by the Leipzig International School audience.
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Theater of the Oppressed, a collection of theater techniques, can help communities navigate differences and overcome bias. A free workshop is planned in English this summer in Leipzig.
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Leipzig Glocal writer Jane Whyatt thought she knew flamenco. A recent performance by Flamenco Vivo at the Gewandhaus zu Leipzig changed all that.
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This LeipGlo contributor managed to experience the Leipzig Ballet production Solitude just before the second lockdown shuttered all cultural events. Now you have a chance to see it yourself!
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60 minutes is not a long time, but BATS manages to evoke love, playfulness, fear, hate, loneliness, and more.
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It was clear everyone was proud to be able to honour Samara's tireless dedication with the Caroline Neuber Scholarship of the City of Leipzig. This Saturday we get to see and hear what she's been up to during her residency here.
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