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Curated Monthly: Top art picks in Leipzig this March
Leipzig’s abandoned industrial buildings, art-world heroines and fruit: our art insider’s top Leipzig art events this month
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ETL: Philoctetes, a tale of morality
English Theatre Leipzig’s newest production Philoctetes is a tale of morality, of a hero who suffered great misfortune. Odysseus returns to Lemnos to get Heracles’ bow, but Philoctetes is still alive. Neoptolemus initially agrees to deceive Philoctetes, but ultimately chooses compassion.
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A cathartic poem: Leaving Lethe
Leaving Lethe by Elisabeth Winkler is a poem about avoiding difficult decisions and overthinking, with an introduction by the author.
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Poetry: “Last night she dreamt of a bear”
The new poem from LeipGlo contributor and author Lito Seizani titled “Last night she dreamt of a bear”
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Literary Parlor: interview with poet Fiona Sampson
Our literature columnist, Svetlana Lavochkina, got a chance to talk with Fiona Sampson, acclaimed poet and author of an upcoming biography on Elizabeth Barrett Browning.
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Die hautnahen Stunden des Benjamin Springer
Part 9 of our German series by Nils Müller on local artists: “Der Klang einer Jazztrompete erklingt am Fenster zum Unendlichen, denn Fenster sind auch Benjamin Springers Bilder.”
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