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Stewart Tunnicliff

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Coming from a theatre and performance background, and being a celluloid aficionado, it only seemed right that Stewart aka theLingoGuy pursued this through his other passion of writing. He is also very excited by the theatre and documentary scene developing locally, particularly English Theatre Leipzig, DOK and GlobalLE. However, he keeps an eye on the ground breaking stuff in the Fringe, Slam poetry, Battle Rap and the many fusion genre TV series and films. As you can see, you can expect a diverse palette of stage and screen choices, as well as other passions that he will paint from with his words.

Body Awareness review: us under the microscope

Published on in Reviews/Theater
Cynthia Dyre-Moellenhoff (Phyllis), Erik Eek (Frank), Julia Kragh (Stage Manager), John Moser (Jared), Nicola Chapman (Joyce)

As you leave this thought-provoking play, there are many themes you can choose from to discuss over beer and wine at the bar.

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Monarch butterfly. (Public domain photo)

Exit Stage Right: new ETL play

From utter misery to "the cumbersome struggle of a caterpillar during pupation, unaware of the transition into the great monarch

Dhar, Leipzig and stand-up comedy in English

Published on in Glocal/Stage
14045595_10157324779135711_4383311741124847069_n-e1471433363485.jpg?fit=600%2C399&ssl=1 Dhar in action.
12440504_10153236359541850_7659714091706240372_o.jpg?fit=500%2C500&ssl=1 Imaan Hadchiti, who will perform at the next stand-up comedy show at Stoned, hosted by Dhar.

After glowing multicultural responses to his stand-up, I was curious over why, as an adoptive Berliner, the entertaining host from the UK chose this format and locale.

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Dealing with grief on the screen

Published on in Movies/Reviews/TV
fathers-daughters-russell-crowe-kylie-rogers.jpg?fit=1000%2C500&ssl=1 Fathers & Daughters (2015), Russell Crowe and Kylie Rogers. Photo credit: http://screenrant.com/
28-feed-the-beast-001.w529.h352.jpg?fit=529%2C352&ssl=1 Feed the Beast's David Schwimmer and Elijah Jacob. Photo credit: http://nymag.com

Small-time mafia, gentrification of the Bronx, drugs, secret love, bullying, racism, good food and wine, this show has many things to quench the viewer’s thirst for more.

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Glocal spotlight: Kuba the comedian

Published on in Glocal/My Leipzig
The Polish Kuba dedicates himself to a show on Radio Blau, stand-up comedy with the Shameless troupe, and a 9-to-5 job. https://leipglo.com
Kuba performs stand-up. Photo by Daniel Louis Vezza.

Never getting into German comedy could be what nudged the Polish Kuba into English stand-up.

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Polyglot Open Mic

Published on in Events/Literature/Poetry
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It epitomizes and reflects the creative free spirit and tolerance of this city.

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English Theatre – What makes a killer?

Published on in Stage/Theater
director_tom_bailey.jpg?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Tom Bailey (doing "Roberto Zucco"), © Kapuczino
7-1.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Jean Claude Knobbe. Photo by Kapuczino.
12.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Michael Rousavy/Julia Kragh/Uwe Schuetz. Photo by Kapuczino.
11.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Benjamin Ahlmeyer/ Robert Guenschmann. Photo by Kapuczino.
10.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Robert Guenschmann/Eva Kirbach/Benjamin Ahlmeyer. Photo by Kapuczino.
9.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Julia Kragh/Claudia Harold/Sophia Morche. Photo by Kapuczino.
8.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: John Raggett/Robert Guenschmann. Photo by Kapuczino.
6.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Michael Rousavy/Clara Mix. Photo by Kapuczino.
5.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Julia Kragh. Photo by Kapuczino.
4.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Robert Guenschmann/ Julia Kragh. Photo by Kapuczino.
3.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Sophie Morche/ Jean Claude Knobbe. Photo by Kapuczino.
2.png?fit=748%2C500&ssl=1 English Theatre's Roberto Zucco: Sophie Morche/ Julia Kragh. Photo by Kapuczino.

This play will bombard you with audio, visual, emotional input to question whether it is Roberto Zucco’ s background, upbringing, surroundings, desires, notion of evil or madness that drives him to take the lives of others.

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