The Lost Voice – A Book Review
Book Review by Adrita Sanyal, 7 years old, Zurich This story is about a dog and a boy who has lost...
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An introduction to Korean dramas
Korean dramas, K-Pop, K-food and K-fashion; the Hallyu Wave or the Korean Wave has been spreading...
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The Sleeping Beauty – When Dance Meets Grandeur
February 2021 marked 75 years since The Royal Ballet reopened the Royal Opera House after World...
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Marguerite and Armand – Lost love
The Royal Opera House London chose the 2017 performance of Marguerite and Armand as a part of its...
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It’s a Wrap!
Samvidha Srinath shares her personal favourite reads of 2020. The Awful German Language by Mark...
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The Little Prince – A Book Review
A French classic written by author and pilot Antoine de Saint Exupéry, this book was published in...
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La Bohème!
Sowgandhika Krishnan reviews La Bohème, which was recently aired online on the Royal Opera House...
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Christian Spuck’s Romeo & Juliet – when dance meets drama
Sowgandhika Krishnan reviews Romeo and Juliet, which was made available for viewing on the...
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The Adventures of Dev and Ollie
A review by Nayana Chakrabarti, Abhigyan Bhattacharya and Aryahi Bhattacharya The happiest post is...
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Neil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology
Neil Gaiman’s Norse Mythology is a collection of stories popular in Scandinavian countries....
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‘Nutcracker and Mouse King’ – Exploring the Darker Side
Opernhaus Zurich recently revived Christian Spuck’s take on the original story by ETA Hoffman...
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Lose Yourself In a Book or Six
To lose oneself in a book is a luxury. It is certainly a privilege and right now – and...
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Les Misérables – Asking the uncomfortable questions
Can a convict change? Can one incident transform a person completely? Les Misérables answers these...
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Mozart’s spellbinding composition – ‘The Magic Flute’
Opernhaus Zurich recently paid host to one of the most famous Operas – ‘The Magic Flute’ by...
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The Book of Mormon – A laugh riot!
An offensive, hard-hitting, Tony, Grammy and Olivier award winning musical that is a total laugh...
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‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ – A Book Review
Ihita Bhattacharya, 8 yearsHave you heard of a magical world? The one with witches and wizards,...
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‘She Speaks’ – An Anthology of Short Stories by Indian Women
‘She Speaks’ is a collection of 20 short stories written by women of Indian-origin, residing in...
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Child Friendly Concept Cafes in India
On her trip to Gurgaon, India, Vantika Singh explored some interesting child-friendly cafes. So if...
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Weekends are for Mimosas and Brunch
Zurich’s food scene in the last five years has witnessed a steady transformation and brunches have...
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Book Review – The Great Moto-Matic House
Book Name: The Great Moto-Matic House – The Incredible Adventures of Ziptux and DibbyAuthor:...
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A Baithak of Three Stories
A bold and contemporary theatre and dance presentation Danseuse, director and dramatist,...
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The CATS are here!
The Cats are here! The fourth longest selling Broadway show and the sixth longest selling West End...
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Off to the Christkindlimarkt – with a passion to cook!
Stall number A- 130: ‘Indian Vegetarian’ – Every year, after Glühwein, ‘Masala Chai’/or spiced tea...
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Fireplace reading with kids
Christmas holidays are almost here. Whether travelling or staying home, the one thing we look...
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14th Zurich Film Festival – Film reviews (Part 2)
The ZFF 2018 saw a lot of films based on true events. Sowgandhika Krishnan reviews two of them...
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14th Zurich Film Festival – Film Reviews (Part 1)
With 160 films from 42 countries in 11 days, 1,00,000 plus visitors for the first time, Dame Judi...
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Swan Lake at the Opernhaus Zurich – 1895 relived
Very few ballets have the kind of appeal Swan Lake does! There are movies that have used its...
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Book Review: ‘Going Local – your guide to Swiss schooling’
‘Going Local’ is written as a guide for parents who would like to gain a better understanding of...
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On a nostalgic trip through books
What is it like growing up with books and then sharing that love with your kids? Our guest...
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Einige Todsünden (A few deadly sins) – Libertinism dealt with subtlety
Sowgandhika Krishnan reviews the dance drama, ‘Einige Todsünden’, an adaptation of the...
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Basel’s Dabbawalas
Guru Joshi is an unlikely scientist-turned-entrepreneur whose Indian food stall is a big hit in...
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Blending the classical with the contemporary
Classical dance that transcends conventional norms, and becomes relevant to audiences of our...
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Evita – From rags to riches
Sowgandhika Krishnan reviews ‘Evita’ – a musical by Andrew Webber that shows Eva Peron’s...
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The entrepreneur’s wife by Aradhna Sethi
The story: This book is a reflection of Aradhna Sethi’s life in Switzerland. Her journey from being a journalist based in India and moving to Switzerland as a newly married woman. Soon she finds herself involved in different roles that life has in store for her – those of the journalist, the startup-wife, and the mother – to name a few.
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