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Danielle De Picciotto
Danielle de Picciotto Born in Tacoma, Washington USA Studied music & art in NYC Works as interdisciplinary artist in the fields of art / film/ music/ literature/performance Co-founder of Berlin "Loveparade" Has exhibited at Zoo London Art Fair (England), Berliner Liste Art Fair (Germany) Cooperation with German Cultural Goethe Institute in Hong Kong, Milan, Rome, Tokyo, Berlin, Prague, Sarajevo, Mexico City Book Publications by Danielle de Picciotto "We Are Gypsies Now" Publisher: Amok Books, Los Angeles Release Date: August 13th 2015 "We Are Gypsies Now - Der Weg ins Ungewisse" Publisher: Metrolit Verlag, Berlin 2013 “The Beauty of Transgression” (a Berlin Memoir) Publisher: Die Gestalten Verlag, Berlin 2011 Films & Publications featuring Danielle de Picciotto “Citiy of Exiles- Berlin from the Outside in” Stuart Brown, 2015 "Wendeklang" a Film about the fall of the wall & Berlin" von Felix Denk & Sven von Thülen, August 2014 "It's not only Rock'n'Roll : Sexe, drogues & sagesse du rock" by Catharine Viale & Matthias Moreau;Publisher:Laurent De Sutter 2014 "Berlin What?" Artpublication, Publisher: Uwe Neu & Oliver Thoben; Neonchocolate Gallery, 2013 “Der Klang der Familie” (Suhrkamp); Oral History of Techno in Berlin, by Felix Denk & Sven von Thülen 2012 “Künstlerische Transformationen” Artreviews, Publisher: Reimer Verlag; 2010 "Do You Love Me Like I Love You: Tender Prey" – Filmdocumentary on Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds & contemporaries by Iain Forsyth und Jane Pollard 2009 "SubBerlin" – Filmdocumentary about the legendary Berlin Techno-Club -
Topical Weill
Volume 20 Number 2 topical Weill Fall 2002 A supplement to the Kurt Weill Newsletter news &news events The Threepenny Opera Thrives Seventy-four years after its Berlin premiere, Die Dreigroschenoper remains contem- porary to audiences all around the world, as attested by recent performances in Bucharest, Ankara, Ljubljana, Izmir, and Rio de Janeiro. In Germany, new produc- tions open this fall in Wiesbaden (28 September) and Augsburg (23 November), among others; and on 21 December Landestheater Linz revives its lauded 2001–2002 season production (see review, p. 3a). HK Gruber continues his concert performances of the work with Ensemble Modern, begun in Weill’s centenary year, at the Cologne Philharmonie (6 November), the Frankfurt Alte Oper (7 November), the Dortmund Konzerthaus (8 November), and the Baden-Baden Festspielhaus (9 November). Pittsburgh Opera Center will showcase its young artists in The Threepenny Opera 27 February–2 March 2003. The Royal National Theatre’s education department will tour a new production throughout the UK from October 2002–February 2003, after which it will have a limited run in the Cottesloe Theatre at the National Theatre in London. In Scotland, the Dundee Firebrand on Broadway, 1945 Repertory Theatre will present the work 7 April–31 May 2003, in Dundee and on tour. Weill in Concert The Firebrand of Florence Notable upcoming Weill concert offerings include the New Year’s Eve concert of is Published the Berlin Philharmonic, conducted by Sir Simon Rattle and including Walt Whitman songs and excerpts from Street Scene. Thomas Hampson, Kim Criswell, European American Music Audra McDonald, and Brent Barrett will be among the concert soloists. -
News and Events
Volume 23 Number 1 topical Weill Spring 2005 A supplement to the Kurt Weill Newsletter Weill/Brecht Works Take the Stage. &news events A bevy of productions of Weill’s collaborations with Bertolt Brecht are in the works, partially inspired by the upcoming 50th anniversary of the death of Brecht in 2006. Aufstieg und Fall der Stadt Mahagonny is currently playing in Nuremberg, Darmstadt, and Pforzheim, and Harry Kupfer’s new staging of the work opens at the Dresden Semperoper on 6 May 2005 (Sebastian Weigle, conductor). In the autumn, addition- al Mahagonnys premiere at Theater Basel (Marko Letonja, conductor) on 14 September; on 12 November at Saarländisches Staatstheater, Saarbrücken (Leonid Grin, conductor), in a co-production with Stadttheater Ulm; and in Madrid at Teatro Español on 1 December. Two Berlin productions are planned: a revival of the 1999 Günter Krämer production at Deutsche Oper Berlin beginning 30 October 2005, and a new one at the Komische Oper opening in September 2006. Mahagonny will also Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, ca. 1928 highlight the 2006 Kurt Weill Fest in Dessau. Spring 2005 and the 2005/2006 season are filled with productions of Die Dreigroschenoper worldwide. The work is ubiquitous in Germany, and U.S. outings are led by a Broadway revival of The Threepenny Opera scheduled by the Roundabout Theatre Company for early 2006. Directed by Scott Elliott, the Roundabout production will feature a new translation by Wallace Shawn. An increasing number of North American opera companies are choosing the work: after recent productions at Opera Omaha and Vancouver Opera, future venues include Long Beach Opera (11–15 June 2005), Arizona Opera (premiere 11 November 2005), and Opera Columbus (13–15 January 2006).