Our Kapuczino gives us a glowing review of Macbeth (2015) with some enriching historical context.
MoreMax 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
Review: “German Men Sit Down to Pee”
"By the end of the book, which reads like an article, we learn a great deal but know so little about the men behind the prose."
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I walk nervously into the bar of a hotel in the center of Leipzig, not knowing what to expect. Maybe
The poesie book of Eva Goldberg traces the escape of the Goldberg family prior to the start of the Second
This book has been accompanying me for the last few years. It is a series of books actually, the famous Remembrance
Will Carol and Therese find the courage to live out their passions - professionally and personally? Will they risk ostracism for their sexual preference in 1950s American society? Will there be a happy ending for them?
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Like her character in "Dancer in the Dark," Björk turns a tragedy into a musical in "Cornucopia." The iconic genre-bending
Now playing in Leipzig cinemas, we review Emerald Fennell's award-winning feature film debut Promising Young Woman. A candy-coated, biting, feminist
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Review: Anomalisa
To me, the movie Anomalisa is like an existential poem I can deeply identify with. It's also a tragic love poem of sorts, and a requiem for the middle- and upper-middle class in "Western" society. Catch it in Leipzig this Tuesday.
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We present you with two great options to rediscover the cinema experience after covid: The Green Knight by David Lowery
These two screen gems are/were a delight to watch, even if one may be a bit more like rough coal to some.
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WANDERKINO, a mobile cinema that screens silent films with live music, will roll into Leipzig in September.
“The way you hug people in Kyiv is different,” Ukrainian film director Nadia Parfan tells me, her words speaking volumes