Stuttgart theater brings Auschwitz horror to parliament

October 02, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

A theater group from Stuttgart has brought the horrors of the Auschwitz concentration camp into the Baden-Württemberg state parliament. The performance aims to remind politicians of historical responsibility and provides material for the election campaign. It elicited mixed reactions.

Absurdist theater artist readies New Yorkers for climate floods

October 03, 2025 Ti AI ṣe iroyin

In Brooklyn, theater artist Alexx Klein stages absurd performances to confront New York City's climate vulnerabilities. His project 'Flood Futures' simulates disaster scenarios to blend humor with urgent warnings about rising seas. Through laughter and mock evacuations, Klein aims to ease climate anxiety while educating the public.

New Hamlet production as dark war parable for humanity

A new production of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' interprets the play as a dark parable on wars and humanity's fragility. The staging, premiering on October 4, 2025, blends classic elements with contemporary references to conflicts. Director Anna Schmidt emphasizes the work's relevance in an uncertain world.