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Mörderballaden - eine Lesung mit Juliane Liebert

In the organizer's words:

Murder ballads have been around since mankind has been telling stories. Whether it's H. C. Artmann's dialect poems, Bertolt Brecht' s Mackie Messer morality tale or Nick Cave's murder ballads - they all deal with crime. Juliane Liebert brings this genre into the present and writes about a bank robber in men's clothes who is shot in a stand-off with the police. Of victims of political persecution. Of pen friendships with people sentenced to death. Of time, "the true murderer". She asks, "how is my mother / there in the earth / is she drinking? is she listening? is she cold?" and "are you afraid? i said no. i didn't want to be".
It tells of murder and manslaughter, our fears and desires - and reflects all the madness of the world. "song: eat kill store".

True crime in verse ...

The reading by Juliane Liebert takes place as part of the "Poetry Recommendations". We are grateful for the financial support. www.lyrik-empfehlungen.de

Please register via Pretix: https://pretix.eu/Philipp-Schaeffer-Bibliothek/moerderballaden/

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Price information:

Admission free

Location

Philipp-Schaeffer-Bibliothek
Philipp-Schaeffer-Bibliothek Brunnenstraße 181 10119 Berlin

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