Theaterpathologisches Institut

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The Theaterpathologisches Institut (English: Institute of Pathological Theater)^[1] is a theatrical project located in Hamburg, Germany founded by Roland Reber in 1981.

References

↑ Höpping, Barbara (19 June 2010). "Aufreibende Theaterjahre im Buch verarbeitet". waz.de (in German). Retrieved 25 November 2025.

Theatre companies in Germany

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Theatres in Germany
Theatre festivals in Germany

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