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Polyglot Open Mic

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It epitomizes and reflects the creative free spirit and tolerance of this city.

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The future of Kunstkraftwerk

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The overall feeling is not one of decay, but of renewal.

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ATOMHEARTMOTHER: dark side of the moo

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Feral cows live around Fukushima. Atomic cows? Cowzilla? New shows: Thur 6 Oct, Fri 7 Oct, Sat 8 Oct 8.00, plus a Special Cooking Workshop Sat at 4.00

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Three dancers on stage

Tanzlabor: Klare Kante

As Leipzig opened up after its Covid-induced cultural drought, Tanzlabor was working on a cure to lockdown isolation. On the

I’m all about that jazz: Chornfeld Choir

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This ain't your grandma's choir.

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Poem review (and musings): Dear Truman

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Inspired by Ana Beatriz Ribeiro's poem "Dear Truman" posted on this webzine, Christijan Broerse writes a review drawing from works by famous literary figures of the past while reflecting on the state of contemporary life and the pervasiveness of social media, the commodification of personal moments. https://leipglo.com

"The review is interesting in that it becomes a stepping stone to shed light on his contemporary world."

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Gore beach, NZ

Sea poems

The sea The sea as a seascape In a frame over the dining table The sea a forever moving element

English Theatre – What makes a killer?

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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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