Frankfurt, Germany
The Mousonturm is a Frankfurt venue for contemporary performing arts, housed in a late-19th-century former soap factory. It stages theatre, dance, performance and interdisciplinary productions, with a strong focus on experimental and international work. The landmark tower that gives the building its name is a recognizable part of the Frankfurt cityscape.
Frankfurt writer and translator Jan Wilm presents his debut story collection, probing where fiction ends and reality begins. Moderated by Hans-Jürgen Balmes; admission from 6 €, pay as you wish.
Book launch for Isabella Caldart's essay collection on more than 20 women writers who shaped New York's literary identity - from Emma Lazarus to Kathy Acker. Moderated by Björn Jager.
Theatre production Larifari at Künstler*innenhaus Mousonturm.
British soul-funk band Mamas Gun performs in Frankfurt.
A reading and conversation with Douglas Stuart, Booker Prize winner for "Shuggie Bain", centred on his new novel "John of John" - a story of fathers and sons, hidden sexuality, and island life in the Scottish Outer Hebrides.
Book premiere of "Die Lücken" by Shida Bazyar, an award-winning author whose mosaic novel spans 90 years of German history through the fictional village of Heimesbach. The evening is moderated by Björn Jager.
zaungäste's apocalyptic tea party gathers experts around a long table to discuss the end of the world - over tea, somewhere between catastrophe and new beginnings.
She She Pop and the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie join forces in Frei_Spiel X, a biennial experimental concert exploring the tension between orchestral discipline and individual artistic freedom, with works by Diana Syrse, Darius Milhaud, and Grazyna Bacewicz.
She She Pop and the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie join forces in Frei_Spiel X, a biennial experimental concert that probes the tension between a musician's individual role and the collective power of the orchestra.
