Episode list

An interview with Swedish/German actress Kristina Söderbaum often identified as the most singularly representative of the Nazi ideal, as the quintessential Nazi star. From 1991.

About the German stage and screen actor Ulrich Tukur.

Documentary film in fourteen chapters on the "Theater der Welt 1981" festival in Cologne, whose program included more than 30 groups from 15 countries and over 100 performances.

"Frankenstein's Poet" - Cinematographic investigations of the playwright, actor and director Wolfgang Deichsel.

Roxy Music perform in Vienna 2002. Niels Folta documented the concert and more.

"Theater can be sexy" - Frank Castorf in conversation with Johanna Schickentanz.

Helen Alving is about to dedicate an orphanage she has built in memory of her late husband, Captain Alving. Despite her husband's affairs, Mrs. Alving stayed with him to protect her son Oswald from the taint of scandal and for fear of being shunned by the community.

A four-part drama - It's Irm's birthday and everyone is coming to celebrate. Irm's daughter Tine is constantly on the phone and trying to borrow 3000 euros from friends so that she doesn't get kicked out of her apartment.

The cosmos of dancer/choreographer/performer Koffi Kôkô.

"The Literary Quartet" discuss Günter Grass "Zunge zeigen", Martin Walser "Jagd", Christoph Ransmayr "Die letzte Welt" and much more in a broadcast from 1988.

"Three old girls in a bar" - recorded in 1996.

Theater in East Germany (1945-1972).

Fatih Akin and Thea Dorn in Istanbul.

An interview with German actress Jutta Lampe.

A reportage about the largest contemporary circus producer in the world, Cirque du Soleil, from Quebec, Canada.

An evening with Jürgen Kuttner and the new band of Annette Humpe - Ich+Ich.

A political satire by Priol and Schramm presented in a large number of episodes involving many actors and performers.

A magazine about theater and the people that make it happen hosted by Esther Schweins and Theo Koll. Produced by ZDF 2001-2011.

"Mardi Gras - The Unveiling of the Exile Itch" recorded at the Leipziger Union-Theater in 2006.

About the Turkish/German film director/Screenwriter Fatih Akin.

A seven-part TV-series about choreographic avant-garde.

Cecilia Bartoli unveils her latest visual project as she sings virtuoso arias from her Sacrificium album.

Bitterly cruel theatre about good people, if there can be such a thing: a German teacher gets carried away on the spur of the moment and brings a load of Turkish kids who don't want to integrate closer to Schiller by holding a gun to their heads. The perfect answer to the youth court judge Kirsten Heisig with Uma Thurman, who does not disagree with Sarrazin yet manages to make him look like what he is - the chief accountant of hysteria about foreigners.

There is around 21 million German players. Over half of them are over 20 years old, more than a third of them female. "Pixelmacher" gives an insight into the exciting world of video games and delves into the depths of online culture.