Der Illustratorin Kat Menschik ist es gelungen, den Texten Franz Kafkas in diesem Erzählband eine gewisse Leichtigkeit zu geben.

Gemäuer mit Eigensinn: Theaterregisseurin Jacqueline Kornmüller erzählt in ihrem von Kat Menschik zauberhaft illustrierten Buch von einem Haus, das nicht verlassen werden will. Eine Rezension von Andrea Gerk. Von Andrea Gerk.

In Folge 63 sprachen wir über:Olga Martynova: Such nach dem Namen des Windes. (S. Fischer) Anthony Passeron (Aus dem Französischen übersetzt von Claudia Marquardt): Die Schlafenden. (Piper) Mirriane Mahn: Issa. (Rowohlt) Anne Weber: Bannmeilen (Matthes und Seitz Berlin) Sibilla Aleramo (aus dem Italienischen übersetzt von Ingrid Ickler): Eine Frau. (Eisele) Jacqueline Kornmueller und Kat Menschik: Das Haus verlassen. (Galiani) Robin Wall Kimmerer (aus dem Englischen übersetzt von Elsbeth Ranke,

Leidenschaft für den Film führte die in Wien aufgewachsene Regisseurin und Produzentin Katharina Rohrer nach New York, wo sie an der School of Visual Arts studierte.In den letzten 20 Jahren hat Kat Rohrer sowohl in New York als auch in Wien gelebt und an fiktionalen, wie an non-fiktionalen Filmen auf beiden Kontinenten gearbeitet. Dieser Tag kommt ihr Spielfilm „What a Feeling" in die österreichischen KinosÖFI-Interview | Greenkat Productionsfür weitere Infos folgen Sie uns auf vsum.tv

Leidenschaft für den Film führte die in Wien aufgewachsene Regisseurin und Produzentin Katharina Rohrer nach New York, wo sie an der School of Visual Arts studierte.In den letzten 20 Jahren hat Kat Rohrer sowohl in New York als auch in Wien gelebt und an fiktionalen, wie an non-fiktionalen Filmen auf beiden Kontinenten gearbeitet. Dieser Tag kommt ihr Spielfilm „What a Feeling" in die österreichischen KinosÖFI-Interview | Greenkat ProductionsDieser Podcast ist eine Kooperation von

In this special episode, the ladies take a deeply personal look at the documentary "Butterfly in the Sky," which chronicles the fascinating history of the beloved children's television series "Reading Rainbow." Join them as they delve into the origins, impact, and legacy of this iconic show that has inspired generations of young readers. Hosted by the documentary's co-creators, the documentary also features heartfelt interviews with LeVar Burton, the charismatic and dedicated host of "Reading

Welcome back to the F.A.B. podcast, where the ladies dive into Rhaina Cohen's thought-provoking book, "The Other Significant Other." Cohen, a producer and editor for NPR's Enterprise Storytelling unit and a former producer for Hidden Brain, brings her expertise in narrative journalism and social science to explore the depths of non-romantic but deeply significant relationships. In "The Other Significant Other," Cohen challenges conventional ideas of partnership and companionship by highlighting the

Today’s guest is… ME. Kat Rogue, artist and writer being interviewed by my friend and co-author Imogen Reid. We recently put out a double book called Crossdresser (mine) and Accept Yourself or Die (Imogen’s) available now at sheerspite.caThank you to Sick Nurse (Imogen's old band!) for use of their song Outer Darkness

Join Moni and Kat this week as they delve into the glittering world of the MET Gala, tracing its origins back to 1948 when it began as a modest fundraiser for the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Costume Institute in New York City. Discover how Anna Wintour's visionary leadership since 1995 transformed the event into a global cultural phenomenon, intricately tied to the opening of the Costume Institute's annual exhibition. The ladies will explore the meticulous planning behind the scenes, iconic themes

Manchmal bringt der Zufall Menschen zusammen, die wie füreinander geschaffen sind. Manchmal erledigt das aber auch Haruki Murakami. Seine düstere Erzählung "Die unheimliche Bibliothek" hat die österreichische Theaterregisseurin Jacqueline Kornmüller so begeistert, dass sie sie auf der Bühne inszenieren wollte - aber nur mit Bühnenbildern von Kat Menschik, die das Buch illustriert hatte. Aus der Zusammenarbeit wurde Freundschaft – und eine ganz neue

You can make restaurant-quality pho at home. You just gotta believe in yourself, and also fuel up on dozens of sesame balls. Modern Asian Kitchen Kat IG Listen to Smart Mouth: iTunes • Google Podcasts • Pandora • Spotify • TuneIn • Libsyn • Amazon Music • Podurama Check out all our episodes so far here. If you like, pledge a buck or two on Patreon. If you'd rather make a one-time gift, I'm on Venmo and PayPal. Katherine TikTok Smart Mouth newsletter Smart Mouth IG Music: Wassup Pham - Sabzi

Multi-talented dancer, director, producer and DJ Pennywild is one of the warmest and most thoughtful artists out there. Her debut EP "Midi in Motion" dedicates each track to a different style of dance, celebrating vogue, swing, tap and modern dance with pulsing club beats and infectious hooks. In today's episode, I chat with Penny about growing up in New Jersey and New York City as a performing arts school kid, how she discovered dance music at Berghain during a world tour of West Side S...

Welcome back to the FAB podcast! This week our hosts catch up from the busy holiday weekend. They discuss Moni's  trip to ATL attending the illustrious Spelman University graduation for her oldest sister-friend's daughter's graduation, where she saw THE Angela Bassett and Kentanji Brown. They also talk about the infamous alliteration heard around the world by congresswoman Jasmine Crockett, and their 4 year pod-iversary! Moni and Kat also help listeners figure out if they are a$$holes by answering

Welccome Back! Sorry it's late, but Moni and Kat deservea break because Mother's Day.

**Otto de Kat** (Jan Geurt Gaarlandt) is theoloog, journalist en schrijver. Hij werkte als literair criticus, maakte literaire radiodocumentaires en richtte in 1986 Uitgeverij Balans op. Hij schreef de dichtbundel ‘Het ironisch handvest’ en meerdere romans, waaronder ‘Het uur van de olifant.’ In zijn nieuwe boek ‘Autobiografie van een flat’ duikt hij onder in de microkosmos van zijn gezin. De Kat schetst het verleden op een manier dat er iets lichts uit ontstaat, iets zachts, iets wat te maken heeft

Join us for the final episode of The TheatreArtLife Podcast with our hosts, Anna, Kat, and Ana. Over the past 212 episodes, we've delved into the vibrant world of theatre, celebrating the passion, creativity, and resilience of the global performing arts community.In this special finale, our hosts will reminisce about the most memorable moments, insightful interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories that have made this journey unforgettable. Most importantly, we extend our deepest gratitude to you,

Join us for the final episode of The TheatreArtLife Podcast with our hosts, Anna, Kat, and Ana. Over the past 212 episodes, we've delved into the vibrant world of theatre, celebrating the passion, creativity, and resilience of the global performing arts community. In this special finale, our hosts will reminisce about the most memorable moments, insightful interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories that have made this journey unforgettable. Most importantly, we extend our deepest gratitude to you,

On this week’s episode, Remy and Kat discuss some horror adjacent media with Rachel Harrison’s Such Sharp Teeth and the new film, Handling the Undead! Join us for discussions of monsters, vampire bunnies, and real and virtual small mouth bass. ----more---- Pre-order Rachel Harrison’s 2024 novel, So Thirsty, here → https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/742647/so-thirsty-by-rachel-harrison/ Listen to Sean Fennisey’s interview with Chris Nash, the director of in a violent nature here →

Recorded by Jacqueline Bishop for Poem-a-Day, a series produced by the Academy of American Poets. Published on June 14, 2024. www.poets.org

Send us a Text Message.Inspired by Ms Amber Red Podcast presents: Kat Does Color, Rachel and Sasha! This episode is special! Our guests flew in from Los Angeles to be here today!I have a question for you. What makes you, unique? We chat about what makes us who we are and where we’ve been and the journey here! You’re probably wondering “what do you mean by that?” What I mean by that is our family up bringing and the generational patterns and how they have or have not influenced us! Were you su...