The festival’s home in Charlottenburg, also known as the Haus der Berliner Festspiele, has exchanged drum rolls for the overpowering chatter of fake birdsong ringing out from the chestnut trees, but if you listen closely you can still make out an expectant hum. It’s emanating from the technicians, directors, actors, playwrights, organizers – and not least the official festival bloggers.
As I write we’re perched on the roof of the building preparing to bring you all the news, reviews, and insider info we can muster non-stop for the next three weeks.
For a start, one of the many little birds flying around here tells me there are still tickets to be had for English-surtitled performances of Sarah Kane this Saturday and for Ein Volksfeind on the May 16, so get in there while you can!
Look out for contributions from our guest blogger joining me on the English-speaking team, the Japanese theatre critic Kyoko Iwaki, and, most importantly, you yourselves can contribute with comments here, on the official tt12 blog, and of course on Twitter: #tt12. Break a leg, and see you on the other side!
Read even more on the Theatertreffen Blog's own site!
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Posted by hmmm May 05, 2012 05:58:11