“Scarlet & Gold” Chronicles Labor Movement in New Zealand
Timely, relevant, engaging, entertaining and thought-provoking “You wonder if it’ll ever change,...
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Theater Review: Helluva Theatre Takes on Shaw’s “Major Barbara”
Helluva Theatre Company—newly formed under the mission to produce plays from the traditional canon...
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Immerse Yourself in Korea’s Cultural Center and the Lives of Struggling Actors
Immersive theatre meets Korea’s Daehangno cultural center in Roadtheater: Daehangno, directed by...
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“Amor”: Human Tragedy as a Farce
“I was Hamlet. I stood on the coast and spoke with the surf BLABLA at my back the ruins of Europe”...
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The Flight of a Duchess From Renaissance Italy to 21st Century Tehran
The Play Based on The Duchess of Malfi can be regarded as outstanding among tens of performances...
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Dziady Recycling Festival Explores Memory, Performance, and Ritual Across Cultures
It is noteworthy that the custom of banqueting the dead seems to be common to all pagan peoples,...
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“The Encounter” Is Merely A Circus Of Distorted Sounds
The Encounter, Simon McBurney’s two-hour intermissionless solo show on Broadway, which many...
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“The Wolves” Explores Character Issues Through Soccer Outside Of The Game
Although the PR images of leaping, lunging and levitating female soccer players seem to promise...
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“DEURnis”: The Anatomy of Intimacy
I enter a suburban house in Capitol Park, Pretoria. A suburban house with a dog. Sculptures in the...
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“Assisted Suicide”: A Musical That Asks Us to Think Critically About the Portrayal of Euthanasia
Earlier this month, Colorado voters approved a ballot that made it the fifth state to legalize...
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“An Inspector Calls”: Blasting Open the Drawing Room
J. B. Priestley’s most famous play An Inspector Calls has had quite an interesting life. Written...
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Theatre Replika: “We Are The Rubbish From Eastern Europe”
“Close your eyes, we are traveling to Sofia now,” we’re told as we stand outside GRAD,...
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Review: “Anastasia” At The Royal Opera House
The Royal Opera House’s production of the real-life mystery of Anastasia comes to a close today....
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Review: “The Nose” At The Royal Opera House
Olfactory perception – Shostakovich conkers? Whilst I am in the moron category regarding love of...
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Holocaust Narratives Set in Motion by Bill T. Jones
Analogy/Dora: Tramontane, Oct. 20-21, 2016, August Wilson Center, Pittsburgh Sixty years after the...
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“The Rime of the Modern Mariner” by The Playground Collective
Adapted by The Playground Collective From the graphic novel by Nick Hayes Based on the epic poem...
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“Request Concert” – Middle-Class Loneliness, Explored Without a Word
It’s hard to think of a play more diabolically suited to the era of reality TV, vanished privacy...
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Korean-German Collaboration “Walls–Iphigenia in Exile” Premieres in Gwangju and Berlin
Walls–Iphigenia in Exile, the result of a four-year collaboration between South Korean and German...
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“The President” Written and Performed by Alexander Sparrow
Unnervingly astute political satire When The President opened in Hamilton then Palmerston North...
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Shades of Love
Recipient of this year’s Sangeet Natak Akademi’s Award for theatre, director Mushtaq Kak’s...
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