"Snow of Yesterday, Snow of Tomorrow" by Peter Handke at the Salzburg Festival: In the Lake of Words of Life

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Nobel Laureate Peter Handke has written a drama, which is above all a caustic self-talk. At the Salzburg Festival, it shows how to make it a feather-light theatre.

Sueddeutsche Zeitung

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In Salzburg Peter Handke's "Snow of yesterday, snow of tomorrow" will be premiered. A piece without events, but full of heavy thoughts.

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At the Salzburg Festival, the drama emerges from the shadow of the opera: Jens Harzer and Marina Galic shine in a new piece by Nobel Prize laureate Peter Handke. Weltekel. Sinnsucht. Jubel.

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The world premiere of Peter Handke's prose text "Snow of Yesterday, Snow of Tomorrow" becomes a virtuoso piece by Iffland-Ring-träger Jens Harzer and the Salzburg Festival. Education and artistic sense as powerful arguments against the barbaric dilettantism of the time: The fact that the penultimate program of the out-of-use artistic director Hinterhäuser is almost ideal is a poisonous point. Only the excellent "Faust" in reminiscence of Max Rei…

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At the Salzburg Festival, Peter Handke's "Snow of Yesterday, Snow of Tomorrow" was premiered. The Nobel Prize winner in Literature was visibly moved.

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The stage is a pile of boards, two false moustaches and a pair of red hats: Peter Handke's "Snow of yesterday, snow of tomorrow" is premiered in Salzburg in the direction of Jossi Wieler.