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Topper SherwoodPractical Stories of 'Radical' (also Practical) Art & Literature from 20th-Century Europe & Beyond.
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34. Troupe31: Reception of ‘Who’s the Dumbest?’
Listen now | Twenty-year-old Actress Ingeborg Franke describes the work of the theatre cooperative, Troupe31, as its members perform their last revolutionary play, in February 1933.
OUR PLAY “Who’s the Dumbest? opened on the night of Febru...
33. Troupe31: ‘Who’s the Dumbest?’ — A Finished Work
Listen now | Twenty-year-old Actress Ingeborg Franke documents the work of the theatre collective, Troupe31, as its members prepare to open their last revolutionary play, in February 1933.
BY FEBRUARY 1933, we were ready to mount Who’s the...
32. Troupe31: ‘Who’s the Dumbest?’ — A Tragedy of Culture
In fall 1932, 20-year-old Berlin stage actress Ingeborg Franke documented the work of her theatre ensemble, Troupe31, as its members began labouring on their last revolutionary play.
Before giving you a colorful description of our actors-s...
31. Troupe31: Wanted, New Material
In fall 1932, 20-year-old Berlin stage actress Ingeborg Franke documented the work of her theatre ensemble, Troupe31, as its members began labouring on a new revolutionary play.
BY NOVEMBER 1932, the deteriorating political and social cond...
30. Troupe31: Berlin Goes to the ’Dog’
Berlin stage actress Ingeborg Franke turned 20 in 1932, when her theatre ensemble, Troupe31, produced its second revolutionary play, opening weeks before all the group's work was banned by the Nazis.
It began when one or two of us, Troupe3...
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Veteran journalist for Associated Press, TIME, BusinessWeek, Boston Globe, Smithsonian pubs & other US/German clients, Sherwood writes about courageous thinkers of 20th-century art and literature, including “activists” of the Avant Garde/Modern.
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