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Here’s a look at some of the upcoming events occurring just beyond Germany’s borders.

From the blog of Steven Weinberg at The Times of Israel

Yuval Sharon’s wildly innovative stagings, already celebrated in Berlin and Los Angeles, reach new heights in Michigan.

Central Iowa has an exceptionally high “cultural quotient.” A constant bounty of productions, events and exhibitions await cultural adventurers. Occasionally, one organization elevates itself to a rare pinnacle of presentation and performance. This year, the Des Moines Metro Opera (DMMO) allows patr

From Mozart's birthplace and lavish royal palaces in the Old Town to hilltop modern art galleries, don't miss a visit to Salzburg's best museums.

Restlessly creative, the great director – who has died aged 97 – had an unparalleled ability to conjure a gleaming theatrical image

Revered and influential theatre director who took drama out of the auditorium to stages and spaces all over the world <br>

GBH Executive Arts Editor Jared Bowen sits down with the Morning Edition team to bring you the latest exhibits from around Boston’s art museums.

Beer drinking and ax throwing don't sound like two things that should be done simultaneously, but the Duluth brewery has scored a direct hit with taproom visitors.

Traverse, Interdisciplinary Arts Collective: Erik Satie's Vexations, Morgan Talty: Night of the Living Rez, and more.