Eberhard Köhler, Simon Ho, Chris Barreca, and Danila Korogodsky after the workshop TALES OF THREE CITIES at the Eden in Berlin-Pankow on 02 July 2015.
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Müller Symposium: Interview with Danila Korogodsky
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Also tagged Bernhold, Bund, elena, Heiner, Korogodsky, Kulturstiftung, Pokoleniy, Polyakov, sergey mardar, St. Petersburg, stepan begetov, symposium, theater
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LESS THAN ONE/Joseph Brodsky
In 1986, Joseph Brodsky (Nobel prize for literature 1987) describes in two texts (“LESS THAN ONE” und “A ROOM AND A HALF”) his childhood, the Russian collective unconscious, anti-Semitism, and the characteristics of society under totalitarian rule that can make anybody both hangman and victim. Both texts are equally beautiful and painful. The German translators […]
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Unforeseen Obstacles – Cultural transfer in theatrical practice
Interculturality as subject and condition of production in theatre by Henning Bochert 12 April 2014, FAU Erlangen What is interculturality? What are we talking about when we speak of interculturality in theatre? I was tempted to expand on that issue, spreading out before you all variations that may come to mind, from guest performances of […]
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Also tagged Bochert, China, chinese, cultural, Erlangen, exchange, köhler, Korogodsky, lecture, nuremberg, nürnberg, Pokoleniy, science, sumsum, theater, theatre, university
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100 Years That Shook the World