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Rachmaninoff’s three operas in one evening in Zürich
Three rarely performed one-act operas, one evening: Zürich puts Rachmaninoff’s operas centre stage and asks what dramatic arc might unite them.
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Claudia Bauer stages Handke’s ‘Kaspar’ in Cologne
Words open up the world — and prescribe behaviour. What Claudia Bauer intends to explore with Handke’s ‘Kaspar’ in Cologne.
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How a leadership trio shares responsibility in theatre
From Basel’s drama division to Munich: what shared leadership changes, and how to recognise genuine participation.
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Ballet’s Avant-Garde: What Movement Can Break Open
From the Ballets Russes to three world premieres in Dresden: how ballet continually transforms its own language.
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How the vampire takes shape in ballet
Two choreographers approach Dracula in different ways: in Munich, Edward Clug explores origins and ritual time, while Krzysztof Pastor turns to love and loss.
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Three choreographic signatures at the Semperoper
Three choreographic perspectives, one ensemble: “Different Grounds” opens a dialogue in Dresden about ballet today.
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Christian Spuck’s new ‘Nutcracker’ for Berlin
Christmas classic or uncanny childhood tale? Christian Spuck’s Berlin ‘Nutcracker’ takes Marie’s perception as its starting point.
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An Enemy of the People: Who speaks for the common good?
A finding is not yet a political mandate: Sapir Heller’s Munich premiere of Ibsen leads into a dispute over truth and the common good.
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Suzie Miller’s ‘Inter alia’ comes to Düsseldorf
When your own family becomes a test of your convictions: what makes Suzie Miller’s ‘Inter alia’ compelling material for the stage.
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Forsythe and Eyal: Ballet Under Tension
Classical technique in a state of emergency: Ballett am Rhein pairs William Forsythe’s “In the Middle, Somewhat Elevated” with Sharon Eyal’s “Strong”.
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Fallada’s Little Man, What Now? takes to the stage as a revue
In Fallada’s novel, a young couple fight to avoid sliding into poverty. Luise Voigt stages the novel in Frankfurt as a revue spanning an era of crisis and the present.
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Erfurt plans a change at the theatre’s helm
Rota is expected to take over in 2028, Jagels as early as 2026. In between, Theater Erfurt will not simply be keeping things running, but preparing for its future leadership.
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Claudia Bauer directs Handke’s ‘Kaspar’ in Cologne
A stranger learns words – and with them, other people’s order. Claudia Bauer directs Peter Handke’s ‘Kaspar’ at Schauspiel Köln.
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