Janice Okoh’s “The Gift” at the Theatre Royal Stratford East: Complex and Powerful Account of Race and Empire
Queen Victoria is a strong symbol of the old British Empire. For some 200 years, up to the 1950s,...
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Stripping and Getting Personal: Catharsis and Medical Performance
This excerpt is taken from the concluding chapter of Performance, Medicine and the Human, a book...
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Three Houston Theatres Collaborate to Produce Quiara Alegría Hudes’ “Elliot” Trilogy
How often do audiences in a given city get the chance to see a full body of work by a single...
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“Goldberg Variations”
Within moments of the opening bars of Kit Armstrong’s rendering of Bach’s Goldberg...
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“Lady With a Hat:” Interview with Maša Ogrizek
Maša Ogrizek (1973), a university graduate in Sociology of Culture and a philosopher, has been...
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Pondicherry Heritage Festival Gets Under Way
In a life-comes-full-circle moment of sorts, the theatrical production, Bharathi Yaar, which has...
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“Black Drop Effect:” Indigenous Voices Offering New Historical Perspective
Review: Black Drop Effect, directed by Felix Cross for Sydney Festival Aboriginal and Torres...
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“The White Album:” Finding Community and Solidarity in Joan Didion’s Play Adaptation
We tell ourselves stories in order to live. – Joan Didion, The White Album Theatre can be many...
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BLACK. SPACE. RACE. Afrofuturism
Zambian scientist and teacher Edward Mukuka Nkoloso founded the Zambia National Academy of...
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“El Círculo” Review: The Vulnerability of Process as Performance
El Círculo will have another run in this month’s Santiago a Mil festival. This review is of a...
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Lori Klinger from Rosie’s Theater Kids on Merging Passions and Arts Education
There are angels in New York City who are teaching the arts to kids, and Lori Klinger is one of...
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Alana Dietze is in Search of Transcendental Feelings and Solutions to Problems
Alana Dietze is an actress and director in Los Angeles. She is a company member and literary...
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The Case for “Hadestown”
To escape the mundanity of our own everyday. To revel in the ephemerality of storytelling. To...
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Doyen of Marathi Theatre Shriram Lagoo Left Behind A Mark Few Could Rival
A staged legacy: Doyen of Marathi theatre, Shriram Lagoo gave life to political plays, worked in...
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2019 Kenyan Theatre Award Winners
The 6th Edition of the Sanaa Theatre Awards took place in Nairobi city on December 17th, 2019....
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“Ellen West” at The Prototype Festival
Two embarrassing conditions unsettled me at the top of Ellen West, the new opera by Ricky Ian...
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“The Fifth Act” or Theatrical Requiem with Niko Gorsic
Niko Gorsic is a Slovenian actor, performer, and theater director working under the pseudonym...
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“Fortune” Updates Faust’s Devilish Deal
Japanese theater gets off to a flying start in 2020 with a collaboration between leading British...
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“The Visitors:” A Witty Imagining of What Went Before that Fateful Encounter
Seven senior lawmen discuss what to do about approaching ships in Frederick Copperwaite’s...
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The Cadence of Spoken Word
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