strong sports national theatre is the only one to enjoy special national theatre status outside of paris many small cities don't have any theatres at all centralisation is one of france's major problems and there was a huge gap between the center and the periphery. this imbalance is also reflected within europe itself. this is the subject of fork reached this play i am europe which studies last nor did a staged at the beginning of the year. let me tell you that. we. saw not only france is in crisis what is no days vision. of europe. a place where people come together because they have something to say to each other not just because they want to trade things i cannot make arguments are not enough it's not enough to say that france alone wouldn't be able to negotiate free trade agreements that's a bad argument i think people need to have something to dream about. in our continuing series 100 must reads featuring famous german language books that are translated into english today's novel is called the wool by the austrian. school for there's a cataclysmic event at the beginning of the novel

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least once but that's not the only interesting site on the square right behind it is the german national theatre. in one thousand nine hundred in the aftermath of the first world war and the fall of the german empire this is where envoys from all over germany came. together at the time to lot safer than turbulent berlin so the national assembly convened here to draw up a new constitution for the first german democracy the weimar republic and that happened in this theater. nine hundred nineteen was an exciting year in. the bauhaus school that with reshape the way the world thinks about design opened its doors its director architects invited famous artists to the city like was really condensed ski. and finding out the bauhaus architects built their first model home environment house i'm haunted with its minimalist form and modern materials and introduced a new approach to house. twenty nineteen environment inaugurated a new home for other revolutionary bauhaus designs a tribute to the creative minds behind the movement and celebration of its centennial no audio guide here but you can download an a

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about the windrush generation, which is getting five star reviews in its opening week at the national theatre'clock. i'm shaun ley and welcome to the programme. our main story: inquests have opened into the deaths of the eight people killed in the london bridge and borough market attacks two years ago. they died when three men drove a van into crowds and then stabbed people before being shot dead by police. the inquests are expected to examine why there were no barriers to protect pedestrians on the bridge, and how the leader of the attack managed to evade mi5. our home affairs correspondent daniel sandford reports. it was the 3rd ofjune 2017 and the third major attack that year. by the end of the night, six men and two women who had been enjoying a summer saturday evening were dead. opening their inquest today, the chief coroner mark lucraft said the lives of many people were torn apart by what took place in less than ten minutes of high and terrible drama. those killed came from the uk, france, australia, canada and spain, and members of almost all their families were at the old bailey toda

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(narrator) the early networks borrowed heavily from the new york theatre to create dramas, broadcast live across the nationharacters and stories from week to week, these fast-paced collaborations produced some of america's best-known writers, directors, and actors. (peter falk) live television did have the same tension as the theatre did in the sense that once started, you couldn't stop it. you got the same butterflies, the same nervousness about it there used to be three cameras and the one with the red light was the one that was on. now there wasn't an actor alive that wasn't sneakin' looks to see which one was on. "am i on?" "and if i'm not, why not?" it had hideous technical difficulties. you were always having, when you were acting, to step over great big cables and boxes and run around fast to enter another thing, and it was live. so you did get sort of an idea that you could do anything. and it took a certain kind of nerve of steel to do live television because you never knew when the cameras were going to break down on the air, which happened really more frequently than not. it was madness in that

of the thing is that the right wing in poland feels that the theatre is dominated by left wing forces they accuse it of insulting the nation and the church of blasphemy and they want to change that so this is the just another salvo in that culture war very interesting it will certainly have to keep an eye on that story and more pictures of the madonna eating protests or is on facebook at culture if anyone wants to have a look at kennedy thanks very much for bringing me that story thank you. well it's exciting times for classical music fans here in berlin as. prepares to take over from sir simon rattle as chief conductor of the city's famed berlin philharmonic now on monday trying to announce his plans for the twenty nineteen twenty twenty season which include a european tour and play some heavy emphasis on the works of beethoven for his two hundred fiftieth birthday. totally in his element demonstrating the full range of his skills. starting this summer he'll pick up the baton at the berlin philharmonic the internationally renowned orchestra elected him in twenty fifteen the expectations and anticipation are high. the maes

of the thing is that the right wing in poland feels that the theatre is dominated by left wing forces they accuse it of insulting the nation and the church because of blasphemy and they want to change that so this is the just another salvo in that culture war very interesting it will certainly have to keep an eye on that story more pictures of the banana eating protests or is on facebook at culture if anyone wants to have a look at kennedy thanks very much for bringing me that story thank you. well it's exciting times for classical music fans here in berlin as killing prepares to take over from sir simon rattle as chief conductor of the city's famed berlin philharmonic now on monday trying to announce his plans for the twenty nineteen twenty twenty season which include a european tour and play some heavy emphasis on the works of beethoven for his two hundred fiftieth birthday. totally in his element demonstrating the full range of his skills. starting this summer he'll pick up the baton the berlin philharmonic the internationally renowned orchestra elected him in twenty fifteen you expect ations and anticipation are high.

theatre chains simply making movies to fill their own cinemas. it was a monopoly actively encouraged in the 30's by president roosevelt's national recovery act, designedo help america out of the great depression. (thomas schatz) he basically allows the studios to develop what economists call "mature oligopoly." to create a cartel of companies that are complicit with one another in utterly controling a market. the 5 majors broke the u.s. up into 5 geographical parts. loews, the parent company of mgm and rko, had new york city and parts of the east. paramount had the midwest and the south. fox had the far west. and so they would trade amongst each other. the studio might only be a few hundred acres in l.a., but if you own 1500 movie theatres, thatat's a h--- of a lot of real estate. paramount would have the best locations in chicago. the best locations in detroit. the best locations in new orleans. the best locations in memphis. warner brothers did not own as many first-run theatres in major metropolitan areas as paramount. (thomas schatz) and since those major metropolitan theatres for paramount generated much of its capital, it made more sophisticated

the entertainment, it is theatre, it is such a spectacle and it is special for bringing nations togethern the other hand as surie says all these people in the room are not people making political decisions. it is people wanting to come together. this is the exception that proves the bill that we are all at each other's next. your outstanding moment of all eurovision, what would it be? may need to see you, you are wearing the t—shirt. need to see you, you are wearing the t-shirt. the t-shirt only comes out one day every year. 19 idiot selling tea on 148 switzerland, randomly, she beat the uk by one point, the closest competition ever. they launch of an international career. surie i'm going to ask you something controversial, does the music matter? yes, music matters so much, it is the thing we can all emotionally connected. it gives us rest from the meaningful conversations that we have to have about global issues, but musical stories help us to share, it is precious. do the votes reflect the talent? the best combination of performance and staging well when. in terms of this year, if we l