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Speaking to humanity across time and space, Archive: This Was the End is an interactive sculpture...
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Founded in 1985, the Music Day is an event held on June 21st every year, in order to celebrate the...
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Obscured Truths Come to Light in Hideki Noda’s “Fakespeare”
William Shakespeare is one of the world’s most influential playwrights, but his life continues to...
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Malayalam Theatre Heads to Clubhouse for New Forms of Storytelling
Clubhouse is taking over social media in a big way. The invitation-only, audio-only app is...
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Digital Sci-fi Opera “Red Giant”: An Opera Of Our Times
Red Giant, commissioned by Baltimore-based Indie Opera company, Rhymes with Opera, is a live,...
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Rabbits in the Circus of COVID Isolation: A Review of “White Rabbit Red Rabbit”
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Transformative Imaginations #1: Breaking Toxic Patterns
RECLAIM PUBLIC SPACE! Many ideals are projected onto public space, as if it were inherently...
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A Tight, Living Room Drama of a Family in Crisis, “Appropriate” Explores Truth-Telling and Dark Histories
Wesley Enoch’s exuberant return to the Sydney Theatre Company to direct African-American...
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Between Pandemic and Protest: The Rise of Performative Activism in Poland
Artist Szymon Adamczak moves between the Netherlands and his home country Poland. Since the...
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Building Bridges: Interweaving Beckett – Brazil and Poland
Máskara – the Transdisciplinary Research Center in Theatre, Dance, and Performance – is an...
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The Need to Recycle Forms the Core of this Korean Non-Verbal Play
Junk Clown, a Korean play for children, brings the concept of recycling to the table through mime....
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Canada’s Theatre Community Must Nurture BIPOC Leadership to Improve Racial Equity
Last summer, in the midst of global protests against anti-Black racism, Canada’s...
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“Bopha!” Arrests Audiences More Than Two Decades Later!
Percy Mtwa, the legendary playwright and director of multiple award-winning theatre productions,...
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Guide to the Classics: Samuel Beckett’s “Waiting for Godot,” a Tragicomedy for Our Times
Vladimir: Well? Shall we go? Estragon: Yes, let’s go. [They do not move.] Samuel Beckett...
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The Need to Save the Oldest Sanskrit Theatre
With few practitioners and fewer resources, Koodiyattam faces an uncertain future. Of all the...
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K.S. Rajendran’s “Ghosts” Explores Human Relations
Directed by K.S. Rajendran, Ghosts explores the moral dilemmas of a dysfunctional family. We...
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“Walden” at The Harold Pinter Theatre
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Based on a recent phone interview with Al-Zaidi, the most prominent Iraqi playwright. Ali Al-Zaidi...
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