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"The Rock Justice Festival"
"MIRADOR - MUSIC FESTIVAL"
"Music Festival with De Gudde Wëllen"
Lumaband on stage
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"Love should not be tyrannical, but unconditional."
On 5 June, Luxembourg will host a mono-performance of "Bury Me Behind the Skirting Board", based on Pavel Sanayev's novel. The production is not only emotionally powerful, but also unique in its structure: there is one actor on stage, who is also the director of the performance. We talked to the author of the production Roman Boklanov about the origins of the play, personal experience, perception of Russian drama abroad and love as a universal message. And you can buy tickets at the following link: https://fienta.com/ru/pohoronite-menya-za-plintusom
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"I don't see how criticism of 'great male culture' is an attack": Interview with French director Étienne Gaudillère
Can we admire a work of art without approving of its creator? This is the question posed by director Étienne Gaudillère in his latest work. Inspired by the controversy surrounding the 2020 César awarded to Roman Polanski, the play questions our collective responsibility in the face of violence in the cultural world and the persistent cult of the "untouchable artist" in artistic circles. Gaudillère takes up this challenge not by singling out an individual, but by dissecting a system that has for too long protected its tormentors in the name of "genius". With humour, rigour and profound humanity, he takes on the arguments, explores the paradoxes and calls on controversial figures to stimulate an essential debate.
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"Life is one big journey – stay positive!" Luxembourg travel bloggers reveal their secrets to adventure & daily life
We all dream of a life of travel and adventure, and the Pottier family are among those who have made their dream a reality. How did they balance travel with work? What dangers awaited them on their travels? How does such a lifestyle affect family relationships? We talked to travellers about all this in our interview – read on to find out more!
