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Tue, Nov 19, 2024, 10:30
The stress sets in on the way to school. You’re too late, nobody wants to sit next to you, other students make fun of you and you’re bullied for the clothes you wear. Your grades are poor, your teachers are unfair, you’re worried because your parents are unemployed – or you struggle with memories of war and having to flee from your home, and these memories are still stuck with you. The planned premiere of IMMMERMEEEHR, by composer Gordon Kampe... Read full text

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