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Can Carmen be saved? Gorki’s bold attempt to rewrite opera’s history
Christian Weise's 'Carmen' confronts the opera's racist, sexist past. But is redemption really possible?
Partnership
Love, Drama and Virtuosity with the Berliner Philharmoniker
Few stories have inspired artists as deeply as Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In Sergei […]
Interview
Die Hölle ist Leer: Subverting Germany memory culture
Three years in the making, 'Die Hölle ist Leer' is set to be an irreverent romp through […]
Review
‘Biedermann und die Brandstifter’: A hilariously uneasy feast
Fritzi Wartenberg's 'Biedermann und die Brandstifter' at Berliner Ensemble delivers fiery humour and timely social commentary.
Editor's column
Cheap seats: How the Berlin theatre is fighting against culture cuts
Despite the CDU-led culture cuts, you can still find cheap seats at the theatre in Berlin, if […]
Interview
Ever Given and the Suez Canal: A global trade crisis reimagined on stage
Helgard Haug's new show, 'Ever Given: A Tipping Point Revue', uses the 2021 Suez Canal shipping debacle […]
