For five performances only, The Coronet Theatre is delighted to present the Berliner Ensemble’s production of The Tin Drum by Nobel-Prize winning novelist Günter Grass.
Revealing the flipside of the hipster stronghold that is today's Berlin, The Chair Game (Die Reise nach Jerusalem) introduces Alice who, unable to find a job, is faced with falling by the wayside in society.
Take part in our Europe-wide competition. Your quote could feature an art installation shown in public spaces from Vilnius to Belfast and from Thessaloniki to Madrid.
The EU is frequently criticised for excessively bureaucratic, putting the needs of the private sector ahead of those of its citizens, and a lack of transparency. But are these accusations actually true, and, if so, what is Brussels doing to address them?
There are many myths on the subject of women in the Bauhaus. Author Theresia Enzensberger points out that where women’s equality is concerned, the school might have been progressive – but the inclusive attitude remained incomplete.
German television shows tend to have a bad reputation for poor writing and cheap productions not suited for an international market and audience. Now series like “Deutschland ‘83” and “Babylon Berlin” are putting a new shine on that tarnished image.
Interested in German literature? The “German Riveter” magazine contains a great many recommendations by the European Literature Network! All books mentioned can be found in our library in London or in our digital library – free of charge!
Crisis, Brexit, swing to the right: we mainly talk about the EU only when it’s burning.
What do we want from the EU? What could it still be? How do we want to shape it?
Europe – what now?
