Remembering Girish Karnad: A Visionary Playwright
Rooted in Indian tradition, Girish Karnad’s plays will continue to converse with the...
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Revisiting Broadway’s Forgotten Genius, John Latouche
Born into poverty in Richmond, Virginia, John Latouche (1914-1956) even as a youth established...
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This Odia Theatre Group Cycles From Village to Village for Stories
Members of theatre group Natya Chetana travel to villages teasing out stories from the everyday...
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Rediscovering Ancient Greek Music
“Research into ancient Greek music is pointless”—Giuseppe Verdi “Nobody has ever made head or tail...
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Shakespeare and India
The most striking aspect of Shakespeare in India today is that it seems to have at last got over...
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STO Union’s Nadia Ross Charting Her Own Disruptive Course North Of Wakefield
An abandoned high school in the village of Farrellton, Que., just north of Wakefield, seems an...
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Shakespeare and Asia
When a weary Egeon laments in the first scene of The Comedy of Errors that in quest of his lost...
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Krishna, The Emissary of Peace
Thespian Ammannur Kuttan Chakyar gave a scholastic presentation of Melpathur Narayana...
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The Immigrant Dragons, Part IV: Generations United in Bendigo
Back home in Australia, the world’s largest imperial dragon joins his predecessors – and so...
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The Naked Archivist: Tradition In The Work Of Performance Artist Pichet Klunchun
Author: Rathsaran Sireekan Contemporary art’s desire to be “contemporary”, for many practitioners,...
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The Western Prejudice Of Contemporary Dance
Fabián Barba studied dance in Quito, the capital of Ecuador, as well as at P.A.R.T.S. in...
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Transcending Michael Chekhov From the Classroom to the Stage
Of the many precepts in developing a work for the stage, commonly method acting can be of the...
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Stage Space of Contemporary Belarusian Scenography
Russian theatre historian Viktor Beryozkin said that while painter deals with canvas, paints, and...
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Hidden Women Of History: Eliza Winstanley, Colonial Stage Star And Our First Female Richard III
In this series, we look at under-acknowledged women through the ages. In December 1882, Eliza...
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Passion Play: The Often Fraught History Of The Theatre And Christianity
During Holy Week – the run-up to Easter – theatrical versions of religious narratives abound....
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Performatik 2019 – Towards Indisciplinarity
The politics of (dis)association The sixth edition of Performatik, the Brussels Biennale for “live...
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The Structure Of The Arts And Culture Industry In Zimbabwe
In the last nine years, at various forums initiated either by government agents such as National...
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Intermediality In The Advanced Dramatic Readings In Belarusian Theatre
Belarusian theatre is not well-known abroad because of a certain cultural isolation. Several local...
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Should Our Funds For The Arts Pay For Cultural Democracy?
You can also read this article in French here. This series of articles, commissioned together...
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Why Is Rudolf Nureyev So Popular Worldwide Even 26 Years After His Death?
He was first in every sense: the first Soviet performer to refuse to return from an international...
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