
Spa Architecture from Swinemunde to Bansin and Its Berlin Influences
Thomas Lukow lectures on the history of Baltic spa architecture - from Swinemunde to Bansin - and the Berlin design traditions that shaped it.
Seebad Bansin, Germany

A reading of excerpts from Hans Werner Richter's novel "Traces in the Sand" by Dr. Ute van der Maer, exploring the author's life and his bond with the East German region.

Art historian Dr. Jana Olschewski traces the architectural history of Heringsdorf, from its early days as a modest seaside resort to a fashionable Baltic spa destination.

Lea Kaib reads from her new novel - a feel-good romance about an actress who must survive four months on tour with her most despised rival. The evening includes a musical quiz.

A cozy romantic comedy about the search for love: Daisy goes on ten dates in thirty days and gradually realises the right person was never far away.

Mr. Liedtke reads poetry and prose by Baltic Sea authors - from Fontane to Brobowski - in a seaside setting.

Actor and director Alexander G. Schäfer brings a satirical one-man show about marriage, drawing on personal experience and the wit of Woody Allen.

A dramatic reading of passages from Hans Werner Richter's work about German soldiers in wartime captivity. The text will be presented by Ute van der Maer, a German studies scholar.

A romantic story set at the prestigious Olympic Academy in Greece, following two athletes whose personalities clash - and whose attraction proves impossible to resist.

A reading of excerpts from Hans Werner Richter's novel "Stories from Bansin" exploring the history of this Baltic Sea resort on Usedom.