STIMMEN ZUR ZEIT - DIETRICH BRÜGGEMANN

Dietrich Brüggemann – Shaking Rhymes

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An offer of the publishers Westend Verlag and Edition W in the gallery & bar Tor218 Artlab

Berlin authors in the Tor218 Artlab. The focus is on political and social topics - clever, controversial, worth reading.
Each event combines readings, moderated conversations and open exchanges with the audience.

Dietrich Brüggemann - Schüttelrimeeborn in Munich in 1976, is a filmmaker, musician and author. Grew up in Germany and South Africa, studied directing at the Babelsberg Film School. First feature film "Nine Scenes", then "Run if you can" and "3 Rooms Kitchen Bathroom", which became a long-running insider tip. Most recently "Nope", which received the award for best direction at the festival in Karlovy Vary. Director of many music videos, composer of music for all his films, founder of the band "Theodor Shitstorm", together with Desiree Klaeukens. Brüggemann lives in Berlin.
The shaking rhyme is a very special double rhyme that is particularly popular on many occasions and has always existed in the German literary spectrum, but today, like so many good things, it is threatened with extinction. The last master of the shaking rhyme was Eugen Roth, the great Heinz Ehrhardt also shook himself often, but now Dietrich Brüggemann is taking over the baton of his esteemed predecessors. The time has come for a renaissance of the shaking rhyme and with it the rediscovery of liberating laughter in sad times.