Denim And Revolution: Belarus Free Theatre’s “Generation Jeans” Resonates
Review: Generation Jeans in Melbourne. With two of their founding members in exile, it is little...
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Month: August 2018
Reviving The Lost Art Of Playwriting
The second edition of the Sanchita Manch fest will feature three new original plays Entering its...
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Jon Harvey, Edinburgh, Review: The Most Surprising Show Of The Fringe
Jon Harvey Assembly George Square Theatre ★★★★ In a stuffy Portakabin tucked around the back of...
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“Silk Road (How To Buy Drugs Online”) at The Trafalgar Studios
The Dark Web has an intriguing sound about it. Like something out of JRR Tolkien or JK Rowling, it...
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Playing Nazim Hikmet, Always Fresh And Relevant
Turkish poet, playwright, and novelist Nazim Hikmet spent a life in exile condemning fascism, its...
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Laura Wade’s “Home, I’m Darling” At The National Theatre
Nostalgia used to be a disease, but now it’s a lifestyle choice. Look around you: British reality...
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Korean Theatre at The Edinburgh Fringe 2018: “About Lady White Fox with Nine Tales . . .”
Korean theatre company YVUA ARTS makes their Edinburgh Festival Fringe debut with About Lady White...
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Give Meaning Through Architecture – Jan Pappelbaum And “What Is Stage – From Text to Space”
It is the second year for West Kowloon Cultural District and Edward Lam Dance Theatre to host the...
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How Norwegians Do It (Play Ibsen, That Is)
The plays of the great Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen are a natural staple of the repertoire at...
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New Artistic Director Shakes Up The St. Lawerence Shakespeare Fest With A Season Of Love
It’s a safe bet you’ve never realized the universality of A Lover And His Lass, that sweet and...
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A Tribute to Winston Ntshona: A Pioneer of Storytelling and Activism in South Africa
A slim, well-thumbed paperback volume occupies a special place on my bookshelf. Its spine is torn...
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The Man Who Played With Fire
Cai Guoqiang is known for his explosive works, but the Chinese artist is now going back to his...
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“Lysa And The Freeborn Dames” Pays Tribute To Feminist Protests
The three-women chorus in this energizing, thought-provoking and very well written and acted piece...
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“Nina’s Got News” – Edinburgh Fringe, Review: Frank Skinner’s Debut Play Is A Wasted Opportunity
It is 27 years since Frank Skinner won the Perrier Award in Edinburgh, setting him on the path to...
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Lost Voice Guy – Edinburgh Fringe, Review: Pointed Laughs From The Britain’s Got Talent Winner
Lost Voice Guy, who won Britain’s Got Talent earlier this year, warns us that Inspiration Porn is...
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Drama In The World Of B-Graders: “Item” Explores Hindi Cinema’s Underbelly
The dark horse at this year’s Mahindra Excellence in Theatre Awards was the Natak Company’s Item,...
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Artscape Women Humanity Arts Festival 2018
This year marks the 12th edition of the Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival (AWHAF) from July...
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Women Stories From Turkey
Women stories of all kinds are being told everywhere and Istanbul has her own share. Since most...
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Brian Friel’s “Aristocrats” At The Donmar Warehouse
Chekhovian is a rather over-used word when it comes to describing some of the late Brian Friel’s...
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Art And Character, Or: I DO Care How We Go Down In History
In a very recent film awarded the Crystal Globe at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival, the Romanian...
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