Click here to download our complete schedule for January, February and March 2017!
Click here to download our complete schedule for January, February and March 2017!
We’re holding two separate Info Abend and Artists Mixer events on Monday, December 19 and Tuesday, January 10 at 7pm where all interested parties are invited to meet potential collaborators, see our space and find out everything they need to know to apply to have their work included in the festival!
Complete information is available right here!
Deutsche Welle interviewed our Producing Artistic Director, Daniel Brunet, about the result of the U.S. Presidential Election for its Euromaxx program. You can watch the segment right here.
Andrea Stolowitz, the playwright of Berlin Diary: (Schlüterstraße 27), was interviewed on Off the Record, FluxFM’s English-language broadcast. You can listen to the interview right here!
NPR Berlin came by to check out Berlin Diary: (Schlüterstraße 27) and have made a great feature about it! You have a listen for yourself right here!
Berlin Diary: (Schlüterstraße 27) playwright Andrea Stolowitz was interviewed by Exberliner – you can read the interview right here!
Click here to download our complete schedule for October, November and December 2016!
The life and culture blog “An English Man in Berlin” was able to take an advance look at Two for a Girl (opening on Thursday, July 14) – you can read all about it right here!
We’re very pleased to announce that our world premiere production of The Most Unsatisfied Town by Amy Evans will be presented in the form of a scenic presentation on Friday, July 15 at Werkstatt der Kulturen in Berlin at 7:30 pm.
The work is being presented as part of the Carnival of Literatures – admission is free of charge and Werkstatt der Kulturen is located at Wissmannstraße 32 in Berlin-Neukölln.
American journalist and writer Joshua Hammer moved to Berlin-Wilmersdorf a year ago. In an essay for the New York Times´ travel section he marvels at Berlin´s exciting present – against the backdrop of an everhaunting past.
Read the full essay HERE.
On June 28th Joshua Hammer will read from his book The Bad-Ass Librarioans of Timbuktu… at ETB | IPAC as part of the US Embassy Literature series.