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Schicklgruber: Neville Tranter’s darkly comic puppet play
Written by Neville Tranter, "Schicklgruber" satirises Hitler's last days with darkly comic and shockingly expressive puppetry.
Interview
The Course of Nature: Josephine Witt on the “joy of provocation”
Berlin-based activist and playwright Josephine Witt stages a mother-daughter road trip through the seasons for Deutsches' Theater’s […]
Preview
Autor:innenTheaterTage 2025: Queer journeys and apocalyptic escapes
From June 11 to 21, Autor:innenTheaterTage, Deutsches Theater’s annual celebration of writing for the stage, returns with […]
Review
Die Katze auf dem heißen Blechdach: Translating the forbidden
A new production of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof at Deutsches Theater attempts to bring the […]
Review
“We sang for the maggots and the maggots came”: Restaging A Doll’s House
'Nora or how one composts the master's house' reimagines Henrik Ibsens 'A Doll House' through the frame […]
