Kabuki’s Bando Tamasaburo V Takes Kodo Drum Troupe In An Artistic New Direction With “Spiral”
To celebrate its 35th anniversary, the internationally renowned Kodo drumming troupe staged three...
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Month: September 2016
Taylor Mac, Patriot: “A 24-Decade History of Popular Music”
Taylor Mac calls his extraordinary theatrical marathon, five years in the making, A 24-Decade...
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“I Am Not a Nazi, But…”- Plays on the Swing to the Right
The German theatre has responded to the swing to the right in society. It has thereby proceeded to...
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“Vandichodai” – The Concluding Play of The Hindu Theatre Fest
Vandichodai by Koothuppattarai is all about deep philosophy and questioning societal norms. The...
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Rwanda’s “Radio Play” Brings Focus on Censorship to Egypt Theatre Festival
Brought by Amizero Kompagnie from Rwanda, Radio Play will be staged within the ongoing 23rd Cairo...
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“Moliere” by Polish Troupe To Be Staged in Cairo
The troupe Teatr Animacji will take part in the ongoing 23rd Cairo International Festival for...
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The Avignon Festival Chronicles Part II
As an actress and theatre practitioner myself, I had always dreamt about coming to Avignon....
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Finding The Balance: Scotland Aims For 50/50 By 2020
Scotland’s five centrally funded performing companies make formal pledge to achieve a 50/50 gender balance across their boardrooms by 2020.
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Theatre Review: “The Wawel Dragon”: Unleash Your Inner Child…
The theatre company Gods and Monsters and directors Nastazja Domaradzka and Phil Willmott have...
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Unlimited Festival: Making an Impact in Glasgow
Tramway’s Unlimited Festival at Glasgow is showcasing exceptional new work from disabled artists and trying to make a lasting an impact in Glasgow.
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“The Merchant of Venice” Opera That’s Been 55 Years in the Making
For a composer in search of characters and a good plot, Shakespeare might appear a rich source,...
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Egyptian-German Collaboration: My Journey in Earthport
Earthport was performed in Berlin and Cairo in 2016. This article is based on the Berlin...
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National Theatre in Lisbon: Doors Wide Open
After Tiago Rodrigues was appointed Director of Dona Maria National Theatre, in Lisbon, in October...
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Music and Performance at the Vittoriale: Festival “Tener-a-mente” 2016
The great Italian poet Gabriele d’Annunzio spent the last years of his life at the Vittoriale, his...
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Theatre Performed in the Comfort of Your Own Home
Demonios: las huellas del dolor (Demons: The Traces of Pain), written by Ingrid Águila, and...
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Shifting Perspectives in the Contemporary Israeli Political Theatre
The late Israeli critic, Dr. Shosh Avigal, wrote in 1996 that: “It is private life that is...
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Krzysztof Warlikowski and Song of the Goat in BAM in New York
The Brooklyn Academy of Music’s theatre season features two works by renowned Polish theatre...
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“A Pacifist’s Guide to the War on Cancer” Heading to the National Theatre
In 2001, at the age of 20, I was diagnosed with stage 3 metastatic testicular cancer. As a cancer...
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Olivier Kemeid’s “The Aeneid” at Stratford Festival
In today’s political, economic and social climate, with mass migration turning into a new norm, it...
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“A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story” at The Los Angeles Theatre Center
A Mexican Trilogy: American Story is showing at The Los Angeles Theatre Center from September 8...
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