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Heiner Müller and the “last scenes”

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The Panther Always Runs Diagonally Uphill
Heiner Müller and the “last scenes”

The Panther Always Runs Diagonally Uphill

Heiner Müller and the “last scenes”

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"Hamlet"/"Hamletmachine" - "I disrupted the theater"
“The Mission” – swinging concert grands, natural disasters, and live big cats
About the cooperation between Heiner Müller and Erich Wonder – Heiner Müller is “not a professional stage director.”
Heiner Müller and the “last scenes”
Heiner Müller’s character during production – The ability to wait
Heiner Müller’s funeral – “Everyone warmed each other.”

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