Ismail Fayed reflects on Festival Theaterformen’s Africa-focused program in Brunswick, Germany
How does a government-approved play called Mohamed feel about the slaughter of “infidels”?
The Magical Recipe for Happiness asks its audience to stop listening to those who think they know better and to make their own recipes.
When British soldiers came into villagers’ houses in Nazlat al-Shobak in 1919, according to village women who accused them of rape, they said “zig zig.” We know this through archives…
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