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Thursday, March 19, 2009, at 19:00

Canary Islands - an archaeological descubrimeinto
Reading and greet conference by Mr. Dr.. Richard Haas, Director Adjutnto Ethnological Museum.

Presentation of "Auf den Spuren der Ureinwohner" Prof. Harald Braem, the renowned writer and filmmaker will read parts of his book "On the trail of the Indians - a gui archaeological trip to the Canary Islands " (Zech-Verlag, Tenerife, 2008).

exploration routes in Tenerife, Gran Canaria, La Palma, La Gomera, El Hierro, Lanzarote and Fuerteventura. The bestselling author of books and television Harald Braem has been researching 25 years in the Canary Islands. Accompany the footsteps of aboriginals worship places, Guanche caves, pyramids and mysterious signs of an entire culture disappeared ... Harald Braem shortly summarizes the most important archaeological theories about the origin of the Guanches. What we say mummies, shells and household waste on Aboriginal life? Pyramids and engravings - is there something similar in other cultures? Tagoror, places of cultcanaries exposed:

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This year's Cultural Days in Berlin Canary long: close with the opening of an exposure No art will keep its doors open for a month. Tacheles home host, in his new showroom, the work of four young artists currently living canaries in Berlin. His varied work will give us an idea of the paths of art in the Islands: new figuration, pop, biomorphism with art nouveau colors ... An imaginary canary, r

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Men Micro MLXC (UK, 2009) TV -

A Frozen Flower (South Korea, 2008) - Prag
(Denmark, 2006)
- Flammen & Citronen
(Denmark, 2008) - 20th Century
Boys. Chapter 2 (Japan, 2008) - Glorious 39
(UK, 2009) * -
Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea (Japan, 2008) * - Miracle
Mai Mai (Japan, 2009) \u0026lt; , / i> * -
Inglourious Basterds (USA, 2009)

December - Bright Star (UK / NZ, 2009) *
- The Informant! (USA, 2009) *
- The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus (UK, 2009) *
- Holly (USA, 2007)
- La Torre de Suso (Spain, 2007)
- Watchmen (USA, 2009)
- The International (USA, 2009)
- Still Walking (Japan, 2008)
- Antichrist (Denmark/Germany/France, 2009)


BOOKS
- Sleeping around by Abi Morgan, Mark Ravenhill & Stephen Greenhorn. (play)
- Enemy of God by Bernard Cornwell.
- Entre paréntesis by Roberto Bolaño.
- 1980 by David Peace.
- On Chesil Beach by Ian McEwan.
- Hurrah at last by RichaMLXC
Party by Trevor Griffiths. (Play) -
The Bird Room by Chris Killen. -
Hotel World by Ali Smith. - Apples by Richard Milward
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Never Let Me Go by Kazuo Ishiguro. - Scorch Atlas
by Blake Butler. -
Regeneration by Pat Baker. -
One Minute by Simon Stephens. (Play) - The Desire to Be Punk
by Belen Gopegui. -
Brighton Rock by Graham Greene. - The Road by Cormack grade
McCarthy. -
Tokyo Year Zero by David Peace. - The Present
by Nick Ward. (Play) - James Miranda Barry
by Patricia Duncker. - The Winter Vault
by Anne Michaels. - Motortown
by Simon Stephena. (play)
- Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel.

PLAYS
January
- The Family Reunion by T.S.Eliot (Donmar Warehouse)
- Roaring Trade by Steve Thompson (Soho Theatre)
- RSC's Hamlet (Novello Theatre)
- Every Good Boy Deserves A Favor by Tom Stoppard (National Theatre)
- LATER session at Soho Theatre.
February
- The Pillowman
by Martin McDonaugh (Leicester Curve) - Three Days of Rain
by Richard Greenberg (Apollo Theatre) - RSC's The Taming of the Shrew
(Novello Theatre) - The Final Fire
(Royal Court) READING - Black Beast Sadness
(Royal Court) READING -
Wrecks by Neil LaBute (The Bush) March
-
Homecoming by Harold Pinter (Theatre English) -
Burnt by the Sun by Peter Flannery (National Theatre) - The
Bankrupt by David Lescot Man (Soho Theatre) -
The Uncertainty Of The Situation by Philipp Loehle (Royal Court) -
The Pigeons (Die Tauben) by David Gieselmann (Royal Court) -
Over There by Mark Ravenhill (Royal Court) -
Dimetos by Athol Fugard (Donmar Warehouse) - Tomaz Pandur's
Hamlet (Matadero de Madrid)

April
- Parlour Song
by Jez Buttleworth (Almeida) - Nocturnal
by Juan Mayorga (Gate Theatre) - About Tommy
(Southwark Playhouse) - You Can See The Hills
by Matthew Dunster (Young Vic)
May -
A Doll's House by Henrik Ibsen (Donmar Warehouse)
June
- Nevermind by Martin Sadofski (Old Red Lion)
- All's Well that Ends Well (National Theatre)
- A thought in three parts by Wallace Shawn (Royal Court) READING
- Our Late Night by Wallace Shawn (Royal Court) READING
July
- Hamlet
(Donmar West End) - A Winter's Tale
(Old Vic)
- 4:48 Psychosis by Sarah Kane (Young Vic)
- Time and the Conways by BJ Priestley (National Theatre)
- Waiting for Godot by Samuel Beckett (Haymarket)
August
- The Cherry Orchard
by Anton Chekov (Old Vic) - Ghosts
by Henrik Ibsen (Arcola) - Three More Sleepless Nights
by Caryl Churchill (National Theatre) - Helen
by Euripides (Shakespeare's Globe)
September -
Judgement Day
by Ödön von Horváth (Almeida) - The meeting of Descartes with the young Pascal
(Teatro Santa Isabel) - Lolita
by Vladimir Nabokov (National Theatre) - Breakfast at Tiffany's
by Samuel Adamson (Haymarket) DRESS REHEARSAL - Our Class
(National Theatre) - Speaking in Tongues
by Andrew Bovell (Duke of York's) - Enron
by Lucy Prebble (Royal Court) -
Little Voice by Jim Cartwright (Vaudeville Theatre)
October
- Sea Wall
by Simon Stephens (Bush Theatre)
November
- Pains of Youth , version by Martin Crimp (National Theatre)
- Cock by Mike Bartlett (Royal Court)
- The Misanthrope by Moliere, version by Martin Crimp (Comedy Theatre)
- Darker Shores by Michael Punter (Hampstead Theatre)