Theatre productions in German Studies

Alexandra Ludewig

Theatre productions in German Studies

Alexandra Ludewig

School of Humanities

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Abstract

Theatre productions have been an integral part of the German Studies curriculum at The University of Western Australia for many years. In the units taught by Alexandra Ludewig, this involves a creative engagement with literature (not necessarily dramatic texts per se) from different eras and different genres, such as Wilhelm Busch’s Max & Moritz or the Diary of Anne Frank (see Ludewig, 2018 and 2014). Goethe’s Faust has been on the playbill three times since 2020, and due to the pandemic, the students (all at levels B1-C1) had to be particularly agile and creative.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	Creative Modern Languages
Publication status	Published - 2023

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Theatre productions in German Studies

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