Göttingen, Germany
Fabian Köster, reporter for the heute-show, takes the stage with ten years of political reporting experience, sharing behind-the-scenes moments from encounters with politicians and analyzing current events with sarcasm and self-irony.
A tribute to Miles Davis on the centennial of his birth: an evening with narration by Christian Brückner and music by the Martin Auer Quintet, blending storytelling with jazz interpretation.
Annette Frier and Maren Kroymann celebrate the great female friendships of world literature - from the fierce and witty to the tender and tragic.
Ingo Zamperoni and Jiffer Bourguignon analyze current US political developments in the NDR Info live-podcast. A live audience event in Göttingen.
Conductor Kent Nagano reflects on life lessons drawn from encounters with great artists. A conversation about learning and change in his career.
Scientists present their research in 10-minute performances judged by the audience. Free entry for students with a cultural ticket.
Dörte Hansen presents her fourth novel "Broder" - the story of a son who doesn't inherit the family farm and a question about humanity's responsibility to nature.
Science journalist Dirk Steffens reads from his book and discusses why optimism about the future is not only justified but essential.
Longtime ARD correspondent Annette Dittert explores her personal bond with Britain through an essay that weaves together political analysis and reflection on the country's transformation since Brexit.
Edgar Selge reads from his new novel about young Jura Ryabinkin, who starved to death during the Siege of Leningrad. The conversation is led by Ulrich Kühn from NDR Kultur.
A political showdown between Gregor Gysi and Martin Sonneborn in Göttingen.
