In “887,” Robert Lepage Has Built a Memory Palace Out of Theatre
Robert Lepage’s autobiographical show at the Melbourne Festival, 887, is named for his childhood...
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Theatre Review: “Poker Face” By Petr Kolečko–”Feels Like It’s Happening Right Here Right Now”
The play Poker Face by acclaimed Czech playwright Petr Kolečko–in Eva Daníčková’s translation and...
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“Central” by Dave Armstrong at Circa Theatre
Environmental and economic concerns are at the heart of New Zealand playwright Dave Armstrong’s...
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Iraqi-Swedish Theatre Director Anmar Taha Explores Nightmares, Searches for Peace
Pillars of Blood is a performance focusing on memories of the Iraqi crisis as captured by Anmar...
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Kyoto Experiment Autumn 2016
Kyoto Experiment, or the Kyoto International Performing Arts Festival, will be held for the...
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“Mantrankam” A 41-day Sanskrit Play Reopened in Kerala
After two decades, the fascinating ceremony of a 41-day Sanskrit play performed as a ritual...
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“Shopping and F***” is Back – How it Rocked Then and Why it’s Relevant Now
Shopping and Fucking was the most iconic play of the 1990s. As it is revived, 20 years on, we look...
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“The Seedling Project” Premieres in NYC
The Seedling Project is an original play inspired by the true stories of women and men as they...
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“By Heart” Hits You In-Yer-Heart
Grandma Cândida died some months ago, and her grandson, the Portuguese playwright Tiago Rodrigues,...
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Jan Fabre/Troubleyn – “Mount Olympus”
On Mount Olympus (Jan Fabre/Troubleyn): To glorify the cult of tragedy ‘Breathe, just breathe....
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“Nat Turner in Jerusalem” at New York Theatre Workshop
Richard Gilman, an old teacher of mine and a terrific critic, used to say that whenever he read...
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On a Quest in a Virtual World: “Avataar” by Nireeksha Women’s Theatre
Avataar, staged by Nireeksha Women’s Theatre, delves into a virtual world of shifting identities,...
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On Black Holes ’n’ Human Nature: Nilanjan P. Choudhury’s “The Square Root of A Sonnet”
Who discovered black holes? It was an Indian-American, Noble prize winning astrophysicist. His...
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“Concord Floral” at Canadian Stage
Concord Floral opened the 2016-2017 Canadian Stage season, yes, the same season whose programming...
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“Ya Sem”: An Egyptian Feminist Performance Closes The 23rd Cairo International Festival for Contemporary and Experimental Theatre
The 23rd Cairo International Festival for Contemporary and Experimental Theatre opened Tuesday,...
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“Kafkamachine” by the Collectives Mollecular Organization (Finland), Presque Ruines (France) and Ueinzzz Theatre (Brazil)
The great Theatre of Oklahoma is calling you! It is calling you today only! If you miss this...
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“Gonzo”: On Teenage Boys and Porn
Young men’s use of pornography has been the focus of considerable debate, if not anxiety and moral...
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Munby’s “Crucible” Speaks To Societies Built On Fear
“When the opportunity came to work at Theatre Cocoon in Tokyo, I was so excited about the great...
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A Political Horseplay
“A Play with Four Actors and Some Pigs and Some Cows and Some Horses and a Prime Minister and a...
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Nassim, A Breeze From Iran that Stirred Global Theatre Scene
Playwright Nassim Soleimanpour grabbed the attention of international theatre community by his...
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