An exhibition at the Frankfurter Dom revealed the scale of abuse within the Catholic Church, using life-size wooden figures and survivor testimonies to humanize the suffering. Visitors confronted the painful legacy of cover-ups, while support services and multilingual resources aimed to provide solace and encourage reflection.
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Rolf Ableiter tells us he cannot imagine an alternative musical career to his act "Field Commander C," named in honour of "Field Commander Cohen," Leonard Cohen's 1979 tour of Europe. His musical love letter to his idol, in a strong, rich voice and a band to match, sold out Peterskirsche in Leipzig on November 8th,
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DOK Leipzig 2024 promises a rich array of stories, art, and innovation, featuring 209 films and XR works from 55 countries. Whether you're a seasoned cinephile or a curious newcomer, there's something for everyone. This year's festival is particularly focused on inclusivity and accessibility, ensuring that as many people as possible can partake in the
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Momentum and forces have finally converged, and to our advantage as an audience, we now get international standup comedy every week at Kabarett Theater Sanftwut, located inside Mädler Passage in the Leipzig city center. Find out more in our article.
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Winding up this weekend at the Museum der bildenden Künste (MdbK) in Leipzig is the “Evelyn Richter: A Photographer’s Life” exhibit. From the 1970s, Richter gained widespread recognition as an outstanding humanist documentary photographer of East Germany. Featured in the exhibit, and her friends' multifarious career address the question of how women of their generation
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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 artist is able to stare over the edge of the cliff with a stubborn hope as we all hurtle towards it. We attended her concert in Leipzig on 24 November and share our insights with
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