Theatre

In February 2012, the Seventh Festival for Children’s Theatre from Bavaria and Europe took place in Nuremberg.More ...

Classics such as Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard are currently being performed particularly often. But when it comes to the crisis, theater makers are also looking for new ways of presenting a problem.More ...

The theater has changed and so has theater photography. The perception of reality as under construction has become a defining characteristic.More ...

Children’s and young people’s theatre in Germany is varied and lively – thanks to its becoming more permeable to other kinds of performance and to adult theatre.More ...

In Stuttgart, the citizens are protesting. The theatre director Volker Lösch foresaw the conflict, put it on stage and is now energetically putting his oar in.More ...

The theatre is celebrating the 200th anniversary of the death of Heinrich von Kleist – but on stage the party has long been in progress.More ...

Suddenly everybody in theatre is talking about curators. But what do they really do, and where have they come from? A flying visit.More ...

At the Munich Schauburg, researchers presented projects with which federal states, cities and individual theatres hope to woo the audiences of tomorrow.More ...

Are traditional stages no longer enough for performers and theatre makers?More ...

Many who have made careers in theater began in the independent scene.More ...

At present authors, dramaturges and directors are biding their time with respect to the crisis.More ...

The 2010 Theatre Biennial in Wiesbaden and Mainz gathered together new European plays and celebrated a round anniversary.More ...