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SUMMARY:The other side of the story
DESCRIPTION:...as the smallest form of theatre\, it lives only from facial
  expressions\, gestures\, voice\, rhythm and the free play of words.\nThe 
 place we call "the foreign" is perhaps not foreign at all. You could also 
 say that "the foreign" is only a question of perspective. Wherever we look
 \, an "other" appears to us as a "stranger". But aren't we ourselves also 
 "a stranger" in the eyes of "the other"?It is the differences that often h
 urt us. But they also connect us - in shared pain and in the longing dream
  of belonging. Fairy tales and stories dissolve invisible boundaries. The
 y connect us as we listen and whisper to us that the so-called "stranger" 
 is only a part of ourselves.\n\nA storytelling adventure that looks at the
  other side of a story and an event for adults.\n\n"I am interested in the
  traditional stories that have been told for 1000 years. They are not old\
 , they are universal. But I always ask myself when selecting them\, what r
 elationship do they have to the problems of contemporary life\, what quest
 ions can they answer?" (Thüringer Allgemeine\, 24/11/2017)\nNazli Çevic 
 Azazi is a theatre teacher\, storyteller and children's book author. Train
 ed at the Berlin University of the Arts\, she founded the SEIBA Internatio
 nal Storytelling Centre in her native Turkey in 2015 to establish a new st
 orytelling network. She received the Thuringian Fairy Tale Award in 2017 f
 or her great commitment.\nContributors: Nazlı Çevic Azazi (TUR)
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>...as the smallest form of theatre\, it li
 ves only from facial expressions\, gestures\, voice\, rhythm and the free 
 play of words.</p>\n<p>The place we call "the foreign" is perhaps not fore
 ign at all. You could also say that "the foreign" is only a question of pe
 rspective. Wherever we look\, an "other" appears to us as a "stranger". Bu
 t aren't we ourselves also "a stranger" in the eyes of "the other"?<br />I
 t is the differences that often hurt us. But they also connect us - in sha
 red pain and in the longing dream of belonging.&nbsp\;<br />Fairy tales an
 d stories dissolve invisible boundaries. They connect us as we listen and 
 whisper to us that the so-called "stranger" is only a part of ourselves.</
 p>\n\n<p><strong>A storytelling adventure that looks at the other side of 
 a story and an event for adults.</strong></p>\n\n<p><i>"I am interested in
  the traditional stories that have been told for 1000 years. They are not 
 old\, they are universal. But I always ask myself when selecting them\, wh
 at relationship do they have to the problems of contemporary life\, what q
 uestions can they answer?" (Thüringer Allgemeine\, 24/11/2017)</i></p>\n<
 p><i>Nazli Çevic Azazi is a theatre teacher\, storyteller and children's 
 book author. Trained at the Berlin University of the Arts\, she founded th
 e SEIBA International Storytelling Centre in her native Turkey in 2015 to 
 establish a new storytelling network. She received the Thuringian Fairy Ta
 le Award in 2017 for her great commitment.</i></p>\n<p>Contributors: <stro
 ng>Nazlı Çevic Azazi</strong> (TUR)</p>
LOCATION:Chemnitz\, off-stage KOMPLEX (www.taupunkt-chemnitz.de)
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