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Workshop on two translated texts

Drama Panorama’s text workshop is a format where the members of the organisation can receive valuable expert advice and feedback on their work from their knowledgeable circle of colleagues. With translations of one contemporary German and one contemporary English play, translated by Anna Galt and… Read more

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Theatre translation at the DG

The Dramaturgische Gesellschaft (DG) is one of Drama Panorama’s many neighbours in Kunstquartier Bethanien. Their annual meeting will take place from 06.-09.02.2020 in the NT Ghent under the motto COMMON – Allies, Activists, and Alternatives in European Theatre. Yvonne Griesel will represent Drama Panorama at the event.… Read more

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Ferdinand!

Guest Performance by the Lachende Bestien Theatre (Prague)  on the 30th anniversary of the Velvet Revolution on October 1st, 2019 at 19:30 in the Czech Centre Berlin The Embassy of the Czech Republic in Berlin, the Tschechisches Zentrum Berlin, the Prague Lachende Bestien Theatre and… Read more

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Foreign Texts – Own Texts

A multi-lingual further training seminar for literary translators and anyone else with an interest in translation With a lecture by Anatol Stefanowitsch Seminar led by: Gabriele Leupold and Eveline Passet Every translation can be understood as an intervention in a foreign work of literature. But… Read more

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June Meet-up

Dear members and friends, Next week on Wednesday, the 6th of June at 1.00 pm, we will once again have our regular theatre translators’ meet-up, finally in the sun in the garden of 3 Schwestern Restaurant. Do join us, before everyone disappears on their holidays.… Read more

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Gabriel Ochoa visits Berlin with his new play

  Spanish playwright and director Gabriel Ochoa will be in Berlin from 15th-20th February, where he is invited to the Berlinale (Film Project Marketplace). Hedda Kage, who has translated three of his plays into German (DEN HAAG, BEGEHREN UND LUST* (in collaboration with Eduard Bartoll), GERECHTE? KRIEGE?), would… Read more