
Erik Leuthäuser – Sucht: Soft, sexy and sincere jazz
OnlyFans might have helped him get here, but his new album 'Sucht' shows that Erik Leuthäuser's musical […]
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William Forsythe ★★★★
Forsythe's choreography returns to the Deutsche Oper and "shines with incredible kinetic intensity".
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Die Schmutzigen Hände ★★★
Mateja Koležnik adaptation of Jean Paul Sartre's 'Die Schmutzigen Hände' (Dirty Hands) at the Berliner Ensemble externalises […]
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Dying: A morbid, maddening and darkly hilarious drama
Winner of the Berlinale's Silver Bear for best screenplay, Matthias Glasner's 'Dying' takes a razor-sharp approach to […]
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Disturbing scenes of human destruction: Ernst Wilhelm Nay, André Masson: Mythos und Massaker
Currently showing at the Sammlung Scharf-Gerstenberg, 'Mythos und Massaker' exposes two artists' very different approaches to war.
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What to read now: Eva Menasse, Vladimir Sorokin and Sasha Salzmann
We review Eva Menasse's study of humanity and wisdom, Vlaimir Sorokin's sci-fi fever dream and Sasha Salzmann's […]