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Culture & Creativity
How "The Appeal" Uses a 1936 Trial to Challenge Modern Polarisation
What happens when you put Shakespeare on trial to navigate a modern crisis? Inspired by a fascinating 1936 event where refugee artists staged a mock tribunal over The Merchant of Venice, director Orly Noa Rabinyan’s interactive play The Appeal transforms the audience into an active courtroom jury whose votes dictate the ending. In an era dominated by echo chambers and rigid taking of sides, this unique production champions "radical listening" and internal conflict, inviting us to step into a safe space for difficult conversations and trade our comfortable certainties for much-needed question marks.
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"Be Heard, Be Scene": How Scene.lu is Revolutionizing Luxembourg’s Music Industry
From a massive directory of 100+ local acts to "how-to" guides for rising stars, Scene.lu is the independent platform putting the Grand Duchy’s talent on the map. Discover why this ex-journalist and music manager decided to build the hub the country has been waiting for.
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United Instruments of Lucilin: Music Without Borders, Tradition Without Limits
How United Instruments of Lucilin is redefining Luxembourg’s contemporary music scene. In this interview, Guy Frisch and Sophie Deshayes discuss the balance between tradition and innovation, new technologies in music, and the future of artistic creation in the Grand Duchy.
