The world is out of joint
Again and again the radio cooperates with the theater, also with the two new radio play productions Endless view by Theresia Walser, the absurd monologue of a cruise passenger in quarantine (HR 2, Saturday, 11 p.m.), and Alice in Wonderland, based on a musical adaptation by Simon Solberg (WDR 3, Saturday, 7:04 p.m.). The radio play is also a new production foot on sheet metal about an open-plan office that is collapsing and thus shaking familiar structures (DLF Kultur, Sunday, 6.30 p.m.).
On the way on exciting false paths
There are also a number of repeats of older radio plays worth listening to, such as Auckland by Ilse Aichinger (DLF, Tuesday, 8:10 p.m.), mass – human by Ernst Toller (NDR Kultur, Wednesday, 8 p.m.), Traveling after Jack Kerouacs On the Road Again (Bayern 2, Friday, 9:05 p.m.) and The Good Soldier Švejk by Jaroslav Hašek (MDR Kultur, Monday, 10 p.m.). In addition, SWR 2 broadcasts a two-part radio play adaptation from 1955 by Friedrich Schiller Wallenstein (Saturdays, 11:03 p.m.).
law and disorder
The ARD radio feature This is the police speaking! assesses the presence of the police in social media (including SWR 2, Friday, 3:05 p.m.). Together with Norbert Zeeb, Claas Christophersen is researching in The eternal fascisthow closely related he may be to a Holocaust denier (NDR Kultur, Tuesday, 8 p.m.). Michael Reitz describes in his essay Everywhere and nowheres what the concept of race is all about (Bayern 2, Tuesday, 8:05 p.m.). The children of Ceuta tells of the fate of adolescents who live as refugees in the Spanish enclave (DLF, Tuesday, 7:15 p.m.).