Jutta Kaußen

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Jutta Kaußen (born March 4, 1955 in Wiesbaden ) is a freelance writer, translator and dramaturge in Frankfurt am Main .

Life

Jutta Kaußen translates English and American poetry. For the radio and the independent theater in Frankfurt she puts together thematic staged readings on classical and contemporary authors. In theater productions, often with the director and actress Barbara Englert , she works conceptually and dramatically, writes and arranges texts for the stage and creates text montages. She is interested in the interplay of the art forms literary text, spatial installation, image and music. By assembling them using analogies, contrasts and contradictions, immanent contexts of meaning can be worked out and represented. She worked on MOMENTUM with the photographers Alexander Paul Englert and Barbara Englert . Poets in scenes . For the photo art project with German-writing, contemporary authors and their texts, she developed the concept, took over the organization, published the accompanying book and wrote a "making of". The photographs were exhibited in 2011–2012 in the Goethe-Haus Frankfurt, 2012 in the Literaturhaus Vienna and 2013 in the Literaturhaus Berlin . Another project with photos by Alexander Paul Englert was Frankfurt Stories , a picture-sound-text show with the statistics of the city ​​of Frankfurt and a soundtrack by the Dead Brothers . From 2003 to 2013 she was a member of the board of the Frankfurt maecenia foundation for women in science and art .

Staged readings

Productions

exhibition

Translations and editing

  • Lily Brett : If we could stay. Poems, bilingual. Selected by Lily Brett and Jutta Kaußen. Berlin 2014
  • Frankfurt Stories . A picture-sound-text show. Photographs by Alexander Paul Englert (concept and text-image montage Jutta Kaußen), the statistics of the city ​​of Frankfurt , soundtrack by the Dead Brothers . DVD. Frankfurt 2014. ISBN 978-3-929180-11-4
  • MOMENTUM. Poets in scenes. Photographs by Alexander Paul Englert. Edited and with a making-of by Jutta Kaußen, with an introductory essay by Bernd Stiegler and texts by 32 outstanding authors. Cologne 2011. ISBN 978-3-86832-077-0
  • Sylvia Plath : love poems. Frankfurt am Main 2009
  • Lily Brett: love poems. Frankfurt am Main 2008
  • William Shakespeare : love poems. Poetic love scenes and songs. Frankfurt am Main 2004
  • Frieda Hughes : Wooroloo. Poems, bilingual. Cologne 2002
  • Ted Hughes : Prometheus on his rock. Poems, bilingual. Frankfurt am Main 2002
  • Ted Hughes: Something has to stay. Poems, bilingual. Frankfurt am Main 2002 (translated together with Wolfgang Kaußen )
  • Ted Hughes: How Poetry Is Made. Frankfurt am Main 2001 (translated together with Wolfgang Kaußen and Claas Kazzer )
  • Ted Hughes: The tiger doesn't kill. Poems, bilingual. Frankfurt am Main 1998 (translated together with Wolfgang Kaußen)

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