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Christian Friedrich Hebbel (18
March 1813 – 13
December 1863) was a
German poet and dramatist.
Hebbel was born at
Wesselburen in Dithmarschen, Holstein...
- The
Hebbel-Theater (
Hebbel Theatre) is a
historic theatre building for
plays in Berlin-Kreuzberg, Germany. It has been a
venue of the
company Hebbel am...
- Max Reger's 1915
Requiem (or the
Hebbel Requiem), Op. 144b, is a late
Romantic setting of
Friedrich Hebbel's poem "Requiem" for alto or
baritone solo...
- The
Nibelungs (Die Nibelungen) is a
German tragedy by
Friedrich Hebbel in
three parts, and was
originally intended for
performance over two evenings. The...
- The
Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) is a
German theater company and
international performance center in Berlin. It has
three physical locations (HAU1, HAU2, and HAU3)...
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Friedrich Hebbel. The play,
composed at Hamburg, was
Hebbel's first tragedy. The
following year it was
performed in
Hamburg and Berlin,
making Hebbel known...
- Vienna) was a
German actress and wife of the
German playwright Friedrich Hebbel.
Christine Engehausen was born in Braunschweig, and grew up
under poor cir****stances...
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choir and
orchestra with text from a poem of the same name by
Friedrich Hebbel. The work was
composed in 1849 and
published in 1852. A
performance lasts...
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Klaus Schmidt-
Hebbel (Santiago, Chile,
February 26, 1955 ) is a
Chilean economist. He was
Chief Economist and
Director of the
Economic Department of the...
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relational aesthetics. Verhoeven's 2014
project Wanna Play?,
commissioned by HAU
Hebbel am Ufer,
generated controversy and
ended prematurely. The
installation involved...
