Category Archives: Translation
DIE MASCHINE IN MIR (VERSION 1.0)
A new theater translation. The production will premiere at the Burgtheater on New Year’s Eve.
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Tagged burgtheater, c'connell, dead centre, karlaganis, machine, machines, maertens, stage, transhumanism
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Playwrights elsewhere: Karnataka, India (Arwind)
What do playwrights elsewhere write about?
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Tagged arwind, author, deepika, Festival, Henning Bochert, india, international, karnataka, play, playwrights, stage, theatre, translation
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ANDERS ALS WIR
A new play by Karen Malpede translated from American English into German by Henning Bochert In the wake of the climate apocalypse,four rebels enact a daring planto give birth to something new –to beings other than we. A New York Times Critics’ Pick for “Theater This Season,” Fall 2019
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Tagged America, bartenieff, climate, collaborative, karen, la mama, new york, other, play, playwright, than, translation, USA
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Die allgemeine Verunsicherung – in Switzerland
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Tagged aargau, ads, andreas, Bochert, Drama, geizige, griesel, hamlet, Henning, juliet, lenzburg, literature, literaturhaus, panorama, reading, romeo, rüttenauer, schmidt-lauber, seagull, shakespeare, Switzerland, theater, toledo, translation, yvonne
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Die allgemeine Verunsicherung – Reading in Weimar
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Tagged acc, andreas, Drama, geizige, griesel, hamlet, juliet, literature, panorama, reading, romeo, schmidt-lauber, seagull, shakespeare, theater, translation, ulrike, yvonne
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Andrea Stolowitz: ITHAKA – in German
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Tagged America, american, andrea, Drama, Drama Panorama, ithaka, play, playwright, Portland, reading, soldiers, stolowitz, theater, translation, translator, trauma, USA, war
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Conference on Theater Translation in North Carolina
From 10 to 13 October, 2019, the UNC (University of North Carolina) Chapel Hill hosts its second conference on theatre translation, organised by Adam Versenyi. To my great delight, one of the four translated plays presented there in staged readings is Bernhard Studlar’s IPLAY which I translated into English.
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Tagged Adam, alejandro, bernhard, bixler, byonsak, chapel, chapel hill, chon, conference, dust, haskell, iplay, jacqueline, kill hill, kolecko, luck, ricano, simpson, Studlar, theatrical, thomas, translation, verseniy, walter, yeolha
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Dawn King is Finalist for renowned Susan Smith Blackburn Prize