5 unique voices with 5 distinct styles from 5 different cultures
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Our Kapuczino gives us a glowing review of Macbeth (2015) with some enriching historical context.
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Shaking with emotion, the singer places her mobile phone on the music stand. She picks up the microphone. The Leipzig
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DOK 2023 Preview: The International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film returns from 8 October to 15 October 2023.
LeipGlo writer Kim Rupp-Gregory reviews the Olga Costa exhibition "Dialoge mit der mexikanischen Moderne," which ran from December 2022 to
Max pleads with Leipzig's Schauspiel to leave Shakespeare and other famous playwrights alone and instead market their modern plays, dramatically different from classical versions, in another way.
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"Rhinoceros," Eugène Ionesco’s absurdist response to the rise of fascism, was a great choice for a school production and enthusiastically
Theater of the Oppressed, a collection of theater techniques, can help communities navigate differences and overcome bias. A free workshop