A Place to Remember: “Oedipus – Those Who Want to See”
It has only been one hundred days into President Moon Jae-In’s administration, but the new...
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Month: August 2017
Iranian Theatre, Its Discontinuity and Discontent: An Interview with Amin Azimi, Part I
Amin Azimi is an Iranian theatre researcher, dramaturg, translator, and director. He studied...
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The Inability to Fill the Void: Eduardo Orozco’s “Asatia” at El Milagro Theatre
Given that in Eduardo Orozco’s play, Asatia, the protagonist discovers that dedicating one’s...
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Joe Orton’s “The Loot” Revived at Park Theatre
Fifty years ago this month, playwright Joe Orton was murdered by his lover Kenneth Halliwell. His...
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Stratford’s “Breathing Hole” is One for the Memory Books
STRATFORD, Ontario — Our first encounter with the mythic polar bear dominating the Stratford...
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150 Years After Ira Aldridge’s Death, The Need For a Colour-Blind Stage Is as Vital as Ever
At a time when many black British actors are leaving their home country to travel to the US in...
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Egypt’s National Theatre Festival Marked Adaptations, Mystical Works, And An Enthusiastic Youth Presence
With this year’s Egypt National Theatre Festival drawing to a close, a closer look at the...
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Everybody Loves A Good War: Staging “Mother Courage” In India
Quasar Thakore Padamsee’s staging of what is hailed as the greatest anti-war statement brings...
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Rob Drummond’s New Solo Show About Democracy – “The Majority” at The National Theatre
Another plague is sweeping British theatre: audience participation. Instead of just sitting back...
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“Faithful Ruslan ” Flying After an Ideal: Interview with Helena Kaut-Howson
This powerful new stage adaptation of Georgi Vladimov’s cult novel that marks the centenary of the...
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Edmonton Fringe: Political and Physical
What to see at the Edmonton Fringe. Festivals offer theatre audiences a particular challenge:...
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Everyone’s a Dramaturg
Everyone’s a dramaturg. We all practice it, even if we don’t know it, particularly if...
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“Julius Caesar”: Ambition, Power, Death, Freedom, and Hypocrisy.
Icaro Compañía Teatral in Mexico presents Julius Caesar the adaptation of the work of William...
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“Quai Ouest” in Hong Kong: Extended Emotions in a Dark Warehouse
After queuing outside the Cattle Depot Theatre, in the harsh yellow street light and hot weather...
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Kirill Serebrennikov Arrested: The First Two Days
As reported by numerous sources in Russia, director Kirill Serebrennikov was arrested on August 22...
Read MoreTranssexual Theatre: Two Brave New Edinburgh Plays Tell of Harrowing Journeys
The struggle for transgender people is a leading theme at this year’s Edinburgh Fringe thanks to two shows from the National Theatre of Scotland, Adam and Eve. The shows begin in different times and places, but both are about...
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“Between Man And Machine:” Biana Li’s Robotic Dance Show For Kids
Why We Recommend it Using pioneering technology and fun choreography, this multimedia dance show...
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How Virtual Reality is Changing the Way We Experience Stage Shows
When the legends of opera were composing their works, it is unlikely they ever envisaged a time...
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The 25th Edition of the Varna Summer International Theatre Festival: Gathering a Variety of Theatre Voices
The 25th edition of the Varna Summer International Theatre Festival, Bulgaria’s biggest theatrical...
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The Cuckoo’s Theater Project To Renovate Rogers Park Space
Chicago’s, The Cuckoo’s Theater Project (TCTP) has received zoning permissions from...
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