Yana Ross: A Director Who Transforms Timeless to Timely
Recorded by Alma Braškytė in June 2017 in Vilnius, Lithuania Yana Ross happens to have her home in...
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Month: August 2017
“Apologia” Is Unapologetic About Its Understanding Of Radical Ideology And The Human Heart
The 1960s were “hilarious,” says one young character in this revival, starring Broadway icon...
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“Buried Child” in Hong Kong: Disparate Americana
American Travis Preston directed this production of Sam Shepard’s Buried Child for the Hong Kong...
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“Touch” Is A Humorous Blend Of Contradiction And Sexual Exploration
Fleabag was such a massive hit, both on stage and on the box, that it is inevitable that anyone...
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Tom Hiddleston is the Obvious Choice to Play Hamlet
It was only a matter of time before Tom Hiddleston tackled the most famous role in all of theatre....
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The Shaw Festival Delivers a Riotous “Androcles and the Lion”
NIAGARA-ON-THE-LAKE, Ont. — The other night Tom Pidgeon, the Ottawa Little Theatre’s longtime...
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Russian Theatre Productions To Watch In U.S. And U.K. Cinemas
Stage Russia HD continues its enlightening mission to bring more performances of leading Russian...
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Poetry And Power: “Pipeline” At Lincoln Center
Acclaimed playwright Dominique Morisseau makes an auspicious Lincoln Center debut with her new...
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“The Land Has a Hold on Us” A Look at Theatr Genedlaethol Cymru’s New Production “Hollti”
The New Wylfa construction remains a controversial subject and one that sparks intense debate. In Hollti, audiences are offered a sensual journey through a land torn over the prospect of an exciting, if not frightening change.
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The Whispers Which Turned to Screams
The Whispers Behind the Battle Line, a tragicomedy by Ali Reza Naderi and directed by Mohammad...
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Economy/Institution/Democracy
Let us consider that the evolution of institutional criticism has been conducted in relation to...
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New Play on Lu Xun, China’s Most Celebrated Modern Writer, Attracts Praise, Controversy
A giant statue overlooks the stage, faceless yet easily recognizable as the Great Helmsman, Mao...
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Experimental Arrangement In The “In Between”
Every two years, four cities in Franconia host an international puppet theater festival. A look at...
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Three Ways of Appreciating Traditional Chinese Theatre
In August 2015, I attended the program Classical Beauties presented by Queens Library at Flushing,...
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The Work of a Poet: The Marull Sisters’ New Play “Hidalgo”
The Marull sisters do it again with their new play Hidalgo. From the minute Susana walks into the...
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Don’t You Have Other Problems to Worry About? Theatre and Politics in Poland
“Auto-theatre” that I have described recently and that remains at the core of new political...
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This Week in Theatre History: La Scala (Opera House, Gambling Hall & Bordello) Opened for Business–August 3, 1778
On this day in theatre history–August 3, 1778–the great “La Scala” opera...
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Doing Time, Passing Time, Wasting Time: an Interview with Taiwanese-American Artist Tehching Hsieh
“Downtown Manhattan, 30th September 1978. Tehching Hsieh, a young Taiwanese artist, begins to make...
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“In Sundry Languages” Is A Feast for the Ears
Toronto Laboratory Theatre declares that its show, In Sundry Languages, “looks and feels like...
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Messiah on Stage
On the stage covered with flour appears officer Bonet (Dmytro Surzhykov). Heavy and uneven white...
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