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Andrea Stolowitz: ITHAKA – in German
BERLIN DIARY (SCHLÜTERSTRASSE 27) – four more performances

Four More Chances to See BERLIN DIARY (SCHLÜTERSTRASSE 27) by Andrea Stolowitz Directed by Daniel Brunet A play about remembering and forgetting.
ONE YEAR IN BERLIN – Stolowitz/Bochert on Howlround

During her residency in Berlin, Andrea and I discussed our respective theatre realities. Now we are very happy to announce that our conversation on aesthetics in playwriting has been published on Howlround. A slightly longer version (and its German translation) can be found here.
Stolowitz and Bochert on Playwriting
Andrea Stolowitz and I wrote an article on playwriting in the U.S. and in Germany. HOTreview now published a longer version. Great thanks to Jonathan Kalb, editor.
ITHAKA – a few pictures
On Thursday, we were able to present an interesting event on American drama. Thank you Andrea, Pia, Brit, Axel, Thilo, and Barbora.
ITHAKA – Andrea Stolowitz at the Theatersalon
With Andrea Stolowitz, Drama Panorama for the first time has the pleasure of inviting an American playwright in person and introduce one of her most successful plays. As usual, we will introduce the playwright in a discussion and a few selected scenes from her play in brand new translation in a staged reading. ITHAKA Lanie […]
Playwrights elsewhere: U. S. A. (Stolowitz)

What do playwrights in other parts of the world write about? Susan has been in an accident with her bicycle. In the clinic, she doesn’t wake up for a long time. In her unconscious dream world, she encounters Robert F. Scott who sits in his tent near the South Pole dying 100 years ago while […]
Hardened Positions in US theater