“De-heimatize it!”: Gorki’s Herbstsalon in five premieres
Israeli playwright Sivan Ben Yishai's "Or: You Deserve Your War (Eight Soldiers Moonstick)" kicks off the Gorki's […]
Berlin
“I make the work I want to make”: Katie Mitchell’s Orlando
INTERVIEW! With her latest play, Virginia Woolf's "Orlando", now showing at the Schaubühne, director Katie Mitchell opens […]
Stage
Baals-up: Mondtag’s Brecht
The Berliner Ensemble's "Baal" is a gaudy and muddled affair. With Mondtag’s incoherent directional choices, a character […]
Stage
Rags and riches tale is decidedly middle class
The Gorki's Tolstoy and Dostoyevsky mash-up, "Anna Karenina or Poor People", offers a scathing reading of the […]
Politics
OUT NOW! Our OCTOBER issue!
From Gastarbeiter to expats, from Kbeauty to Kpop: Welcome to Berlin's Korea town! Meet the Haupstadt's Korean […]
Stage
To go or not to go: Whatever
A weird, surreal but at times almost too farcical adaptation of Houellebecq’s polarising debut novel about a depressed computer […]
