Das Jahrhundert des Theaters (2002)
"The Century of the Theater" - From the "birth of the director" to the "heroes of modernity" - an overview of the world of theater - illuminates the interaction with the history of the past hundred years is also shown.
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1. The Birth of the Director2002-04-06The dawn of the 20th century is changing the performing arts more than ever in its more than two thousand year history. Arthur Schnitzler continues what Ibsen and Strindberg have p
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2. Games of the Dictatorships 1933-452002-04-14Under the pressure of the totalitarian regimes of Stalinism and Fascism, theater artists in Spain, Russia and Germany increasingly came into conflict between resistance and adaptat
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3. Looking back - theater between 1945 - 652002-04-21Germany is in ruins, but theater was played again in May 1945. People are looking for entertainment and moral edification. Under the impression of the Cold War, the theater tumbles
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4. Business game or endgame - Brecht and Beckett2002-04-28Bertolt Brecht and Samuel Beckett were the antipodes of the theater after 1945. As the last great poet of the Enlightenment, Brecht updated his play "The Life of Galileo Galilei",
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5. The Children of Marx and Coca Cola - The Theater of Revolt 1963-762002-05-05The Cuban Missile Crisis, the Vietnam War, the revolts in Paris and Prague are creating new political awareness, leading to demonstrations and also to artistic provocations. Perfor
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6. Heroes of Postmodernism - The Theater Between Self-reflection and Crossing the Border 1970–20012002-05-12The theater at the end of the 20th century marginalized contemporary drama. But there are also exceptions: Thomas Bernhard's plays, especially in Claus Peymann's productions with B
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Otto SanderNarrator
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