The Grande Dame des Rhythm and Blues celebrates a round birthday. Of course we won’t tell you what she’s like. We…
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The German-language premiere took place directly after London and New York in Vienna and ran for seven years without interruption. And…
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According to ecclesiastical tradition, Saint Cecilia (Ceacilia) was a virgin and martyr who lived in Rome in the 3rd century and…
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On November 19, 1942, the Russians began a pincer-shaped large-scale offensive in Stalingrad in the northwest and south of the city….
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The inner Salzkammergut stretches from Ebensee (Upper Austria) to Bad Aussee (Styria) and is rich in a grown folk culture that…
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From the office window you can see how the foehn storm whirls up the leaves. It seems as if they are…
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Nothing is more beautiful than when the audience gets to hear exciting stories. For example those from the war between the…
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Often the paths are very winding. For example, if you need notes from Japan. The delivery goes from the publisher “Brain…
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In 1958 Karel Gott’s career began with performances in Prague dance cafés. The following year he attracted the attention of Czechoslovak…
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