Foreign Rights Catalogue

Westwärts 1 & 2 made a huge impact when it was published in May 1975. It ...

Mascha Kaléko’s "lyrische Stenogramme" (“lyrical shorthand notes”) have lost no ...

Lukas Bärfuss brings an ancient piece into the present: Theater as the world. ...

“Old age is a micro-state, governed by young giants.” This is the p ...

A blind king who deals in real estate, golf courses and casinos has made a fort ...

The birth of tragedy from the spirit of the Old Testament A diverse people ...

The centenary of a book that remains urgently relevant today The Twilight ...

Theresia Walser’s plays build on her deft, light-handed style and keen in ...

Refugees drowning in the Mediterranean, terrorist attacks by fundamentalists on ...

In 1968, the world was shaken by a string of political upheavals. In this remar ...

“Stay Unshakeable and Resist”, “Where the Gods Turn Their Thu ...

With his pugnaciously political style, dramatist Rolf Hochhuth became a living ...

Two imprisoned women, each a queen of sorts, argue bitterly about how to interp ...

According to the critic Steffen Jacobs, Delius shows “a sensitivity for t ...

“I suffer from persecution mania. That’s the only difference betwee ...

Katharina von Bora is one of nine nuns who run away from their cloister in Witt ...

An identity and homeland monologue that revolves around the exclusion of the Ot ...

René Pollesch’s fame as a playwright and stage director has long s ...

When two couples decide to swap flats, they’re blissfully unaware of the ...

Drawing on the famous dialogue between Wotan, father of the gods, and his favou ...