Articles about Paul.

A newspaper article featuring a man sitting on a chair with his arms crossed over the chair back. The headline reads '600 Bewerber für vier Rollen' and discusses casting for a drama in London's English Theatre. The caption identifies the man as Paul Glaser on the English Theatre stage. The article text is in German.
Magazine cover featuring a man sitting on a blue chair against a blue background, with the headline 'Centre Stage in Hamburg'. The cover also mentions topics on dating apps and AI bias, and a club in Toronto.
Magazine article featuring an interview with Paul Glaser, director of an English theatre in Hamburg, discussing British culture's influence in the city and his experiences in theatre.
Newspaper article featuring Paul Glaser, introducing him as the new head of the English Theatre. The article discusses his career, international experience, and his vision for the theatre. Includes a photo of Paul Glaser.

Hamburger Abendblatt

Er ist Regisseur, Choreograph, Schauspieler, Tänzer, Sänger, Komponist, Entertainer. Kurzum: Paul Glaser ist ein kreatives Energiebündel. Jetzt hat der gebürtige Schwede einen neuen Wirkungskreis: Er ist seit 1. August Intendant am English Theatre of Hamburg.

Front page of Skånska Dagbladet featuring a headline about a ballerina from the Bolshoi Theatre, dated April 10, 1987, with a photograph of a ballet class. The article discusses the ballerina's impact on Malmö's ballet scene. The page includes sections on culture, news, and radio.

Paul Glaser is being cached by the world-famous ballerina Olga Lepesjinskaja.

German newspaper clipping featuring an article about a Beatles-themed musical event with images of performers and text.
Vintage newspaper clipping featuring an article titled 'En mästare i utmaningar och baklängesvolter,' with a photo of a smiling man in a vest and glasses. The text discusses challenges and accomplishments.

Kvällsposten

Newspaper page featuring an article about Paul Glaser's international career plans, accompanied by a black and white photo of a performer in costume from the musical Cats, and a portrait of Paul Glaser.
A vintage newspaper page featuring a black and white image of performers from "La Cage aux Folles," with individuals in elaborate costumes and feathered headpieces. The headline reads "Vilka är tjejerna?" accompanied by headshots of several people. The design includes musical notes and Swedish text discussing a guessing game about gender. "Mera nöjen" is displayed at the top of the page.

La Cage aux Folles - Malmö Stadsteater

Newspaper ad for the musical Cats featuring performers climbing lettering spelling 'CATS' with Swedish text, headline, and article about the show.

Die Welt

Wer sich Sänger, Tänzer, Musiker, Schauspieler, Buchautor und Choreograf gleichzeitig schimpfen darf und in der West Side Story ebenso wie im Little Shop of Horrors aufgetreten ist, kann kaum mit dem Prädikat des Amateurs belegt werden.

A newspaper page featuring an article titled 'Entertainment braucht Frechheit,' with a black and white photo of a man standing next to a Wurlitzer jukebox. The text discusses Paul Glaser and his work in musical entertainment, dated Saturday, December 11, 1999. Additional article snippets are visible, mentioning topics such as 'Das Phantom der Oper.'

Skånska Dagbladet

Newspaper spread featuring a male dancer performing an acrobatic move in a series of black-and-white photos. Large headline in Swedish reads "Paul kan allt på en scen." Includes a photo of the dancer posing and an advertisement for Alfred Hitchcock's "Notorious." The layout is from August 1992.

Kvällsposten

Newspaper clipping with article and image of a theatrical performance of 'Into the Woods.' The headline is in Swedish, and the text includes a review of the musical, along with a black-and-white photo showing actors in a wooded set on stage.
Newspaper article with text about a musical comedy "Oh, mein Papa!" featuring images of actors in costume, published in Nordvästra Skånes Tidningar. Includes production details and photographs credited to Anders Mattsson.
Newspaper page featuring an article about choreographer Hans Brenaa, with a photo of him and images of dancers rehearsing.

Paul Glaser is being coached by the world-famous choreographer Hans Brenaa, in the ballet “Coppelia”.

Old newspaper article featuring theatrical performance review, including image of actors in costume.