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Refugee crisis: How are things in Germany after two years

Many theaters have taken their engagement a step further, reshaping themselves into political action

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Emily S. Goodling | The Conversation
Since 2015, over one million refugees have entered Germany. As a political event, the so-called refugee crisis continues to color public policy and political rhetoric in Germany and around the world.
Less well-known, however, is Germany’s artistic response to this crisis, especially on the stage.
Germany has a long history of political theater. But the influx of refugees since 2015 – what some have called the greatest humanitarian catastrophe of our era – has created new challenges for depicting crisis on stage, from striking the right balance between political activism and

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