in the mirror of time
30.08.2020
Berliner Zeitung
Interview with Antje Boetius on the Theatre of the Anthropocene and the challenges of global warming.
29.08.2020
To Vima
Interview with Frank Raddatz in the greek newspaper “To Vima” on the Theatre of the Anthropocene.
13.06.2020
7:30 pm
Theater a. d. Ruhr
Event notice: Antje Boetius talks about “The Climate and the Sea”. The event will be streamed on Youtube.
06.06.2020
Radioeins
Listen to the Interview with Prof. Dr. Sabine Kunst, Prof. Dr. Antje Boetius and Dr. Frank Raddatz at the Museum für Naturkunde.
01.05.2020 - 15.06.2020
Stiftung AlltagForschungKunst
Do you want to go on an inventive expedition? These are developed and implemented by the foundation AlltagForschungKunst, a partner of the Theatre of the Anthropocene.
07.03.2020
Bayrischer Rundfunk
Listen to the interview with Frank Raddatz on “Requiem for a Forest”.
27.02.2020
Der Standard
Article on the Theatre of the Anthropocene.
12.02.2020
7 pm
Theater bookstore Einar & Bert
Antje Boetius and Frank Raddatz on the Theater of the Anthroppcene
Panel discussion with Antje Boetius, Frank Raddatz and Dorte Lena Eilers.
08.02.2020
Thalia Theater
Nach uns die Sintflut? Religionen und Klimawandel
Antje Boetius at the Lange Nacht der Weltreligionen.
February 2020
Theater der Zeit
Planetary Theatre
Interview with Antje Boetius on theatre and climate change.
February 2020
Theater der Zeit
Instead of a Manifesto!
Frank Raddatz’ 13 theses about the Theatre of the Anthropocene.
22.01.2020
Zeit Online
Anthropocene: On the world stage
Read the full article on the Theatre of the Anthropocene on Zeit Online.
29.11.2019
Nachtkritik
Feeling the change
19.11.2019
SWR2
Max Frisch in the literary front yard of the Anthropocene
Listen to Frank Raddatz’ radio feature on the present relevance of Max Frisch’ story “Man in the Holocene”.
31.10.2019
Nachtkritik
Climate meets Theatre
Fall 2019
Lettre International
Future Theatre
Frank Raddatz on the Dionysian roots of the theatre of the Anthropocene.
Fall 2018
Lettre International
Stage and Anthropocene
Frank Raddatz drafts a dramatic poetry of the future.