Concert reading Mascha Kalèko - Wherever I travel, I travel to nowhere

Mascha Kaléko has already been compared to Kästner, Tucholsky, Ringelnatz and Morgenstern. But as a person and poet, she has created a universe all of her own. Playfully, with satirical acuity and wit, she adds a yearning, a delicate fragility that is second to none. It is this unpathetic longing that makes her poetry appear so unruffled, beyond all fashions. Mascha Kaléko, of Jewish origin, was born in Galicia in 1907, came to Berlin in the 1920s, was forced into exile with her husband and son in New York in 1938 and moved to Israel in 1966. She died in Zurich in 1975 after a reading tour that brought her back to her painfully beloved Berlin.Doris Wolters (reading)Andreas Erchinger (piano)If you would like to reserve more than 1 ticket, please indicate the number of tickets you require in the 'Comments' field at the bottom of the registration form - thank you! Wolters, Doris. Artists:Doris Wolters (reading)Andreas Erchinger (piano)