Christian Brückner reads Truman Capote: “Narrative”

Two portraits, two icons of the 20th century. With a keen eye and literary elegance, Capote depicts literary encounters with Marilyn Monroe and Marlon Brando — full of closeness, contradictions and surprising moments. Brückner's voice gives these subtle observations a special presence and makes it possible to experience the people behind the legends.

An event by Literatur Live in cooperation with the Renaissance Theatre.

Other events from this series include CHRISTIAN BRÜCKNER READING “BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN” BY ANNIE PROULX' on 29/11 at 11:30 and CHRISTIAN BRÜCKNER READING GOETHE'S “WILHELM MEISTER'S THEATRICAL SHOW” on 10/01 at 11:30 a.m.

When Christian Brückner reads, a special space of attention is created. His unmistakable voice, which has brought us to figures of world literature and film for decades, now guides us through the books of his life. In this reading series, Brückner opens up his personal archive — texts that have become important to him and whose impact he would like to pass on.

An evening with Christian Brückner is more than a reading: it is a conversation about the continued existence of literary voices, about the power of storytelling and about the lasting importance of good literature.

10623 Berlin, Germania

In the lobby