the most-played song at weddings in Switzerland. Berg wrote the text Speed for Phillip Boa and the Voodooclub. Along with Rammstein and Element of Crime, Phillip Boa and the Voodooclub can be heard on the recorded reading of Berg's novel Sex II (1999). From January 2016 to December 2017, Berg read her own satirical texts off-air ahead of the introduction of guests on the ZDFneo talk show Schulz & Böhmermann. Director In March 2013, Sibylle Berg co-directed, with Hasko Weber, Angst Reist Mit (Fear Travels With Us) at the Stuttgart Theater. That same year, The Berliner Festspiele honored their in "A Day with Sibylle Berg", where they directed a day-long event (including 60 well-known artists, some personal friends, others collaborators). In October 2015, they directed their play, "How To Sell A Murder House", at the Neumarkt Zurch Theater. Educational canon In 2018, Berg collaborated with Simone Meier, Hedwig Richter, Margarete Stokowski, and seven others to produce the list Women You Need To Know, published in August by Spiegel Online and Watson.ch. The canon includes 145 women and three female artist groups, sub-divided into science, technology, research, as well as politics, literature, and art. Teaching work Berg has been teaching dramaturgy at the Zurich University of the Arts since 2013. Works translated into English By the Way, Did I Ever Tell You. Editor Raphael Gygax, Distributed Art Pub Incorporated, 2007, AND NOW: THE WORLD!. Directed by Abigail Graham, Hackney Showroom London, 2015. Wonderland Avenue, commissioned by Frieze Projects for Frieze Arts Fair 2016. Directed by Sebastian Nuebling, set built by German artist Claus Richter. Grime [GRM Brainfuck], trans. Tim Mohr, St. Martin's Griffin, 2022. ISBN 9781250796516. Works translated into French Chercher le bonheur et crever de rire ["Ein paar Leute suchen das Glück und lachen sich tot"], trans. by Maryvonne Litaize and Yasmin Hoffmann, Nîmes, France, Éditions Jacqueline Chambon, coll. "Métro", 2000, 206 pp. Amerika ["Amerika"], trans. by Maryvonne Litaize and Jacqueline Chambon, Nîmes, France, Éditions Jacqueline Chambon, coll. " Métro ", 2001, 267 p. La Mauvaise Nouvelle d'abord. Des histoires d'hommes : nouvelles ["Das unerfreuliche Zuerst. Herrengeschichten"], trans. by Maryvonne Litaize and Yasmin Hoffmann, Nîmes, France, Éditions Jacqueline Chambon, coll. "Métro", 2003, 150 p. La Vie de Martin ["Helges Leben"], trans. by Pascal Paul-Harang, Paris, Éditions Climats, 2004, 75 p. Herr Mautz ["Herr Mautz"], trans. by Silvia Berutti-Ronelt and Laurent Hatat, Toulouse, France, Presses Universitaires du Mirail, coll. "Nouvelles scènes",