Deutscher Jugendtheaterpreis

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Der Deutsche Jugendtheaterpreis and der Deutsche Kindertheaterpreis are literary theater prizes of Germany, Jugend for Youth and Kinder for Children.

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References

  1. ↑ Weigand, geb. 18. Dezember 1973 in Stuttgart, Journalist, Übersetzer. Beide zusammen sind die Herausgeber der Theater-anthologie "SCENE. Neue französische Theaterstücke" im Verlag Theater der Zeit
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