Find Your Voice, Loud and Clear: Musical “Il Tenore” Review
It is 1930s Kyeongseong (what Seoul was called during the Japanese occupation), and the colonial...
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Stage to Screen: Támara Torres on “Orange Is The New Black,” Netflix Shaping Streaming
American actress of beauty and talent, Támara Torres is a legend of Orange is the New Black, the...
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“London Zoo,” Southwark Playhouse
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“The Bald Soprano,” French Absurd Theater Becomes a German Contemporary Opera Buffa
There are some myths about the opera that are not true. Firstly, that young people do not like...
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Tim Price’s “Nye” at the National Theatre: A Fun Life of the Creator of the National Health Service
For me, this is the most emotional show on the London stage. Why’s that? Because it’s about Nye...
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A Theatre Festival Where Nature Was the Co-actor
The man moved through the trees like an evening breeze. He mumbled chants to the leaves. His...
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“This Is Our Home” – Online Theatre Three Years Later
The performance follows four women in different parts of Ukraine, at various distances from the...
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Lucy Kirkwood’s “The Human Body” at the Donmar Warehouse: Twin Tales of Illicit Love and the Founding of the National Health Service
It’s election year so the gaze of British theatre turns towards the National Health Service. But,...
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Marius von Mayenburg’s Nachtland at the Young Vic: Satire on Art and Anti-Semitism Is Both Absurdist and Unsettling
We’ve all heard of the metaphorical madwoman in the attic, but what about the symbolic unexploded...
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In Poor Voice
Call me clueless, but I wasn’t aware, before seeing Mona Pirnot’s new play I Love You So Much I...
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Ascanio Celestini’s “Rumba. The Donkey and the Ox”
Writer, actor, and director Ascanio Celestini is one of Italy’s most celebrated theatrical...
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Theater, Addiction, and Responsibility
I almost didn’t go see Days of Wine and Roses: The Musical because my memories of the highly...
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More Equal Theatre-Making in Europe: Reflection on Creative Europe and Practical Difficulties from Multilingual Perspectives
The Jeune Théâtre Européen Jeunes Publics (Young European Theatre for Young Audiences) (JTEJP)...
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Multilingual Theatre For/With Young Audiences: On the Jeune Théâtre Européen Jeunes Publics Project
The growing levels of migration result in an increasing number of children across Europe growing...
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Peter Sellars’ “Beatrice di Tenda”: Freedom, Defiance, and Tyranny
Vincenzo Bellini’s penultimate opera, Beatrice di Tenda, rests between two more frequently...
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Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People at the Duke of York’s Theatre: Thomas Ostermeier’s West End Debut Has Starry Cast And Punk Aesthetics
It’s a sign of the times that German director Thomas Ostermeier’s West End debut is his production...
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Becoming a Citizen Dramaturg
What is a citizen-dramaturg? Could I study it at a university? Is it merely a state of mind? Would...
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Musical “Evita”: 45 Years Later
Tim Rice became interested in the biography of Eva Perón – the wife of the famous dictator Juan...
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Oscar Wilde’s “The Picture of Dorian Gray” at the Theatre Royal Haymarket
A solo performance in theatre may often trap us inside a single dramatic character, taking us deep...
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Neurodivergent New Play Series Resumes Schedule for 2024
The Neurodivergent New Play Series, produced by Piccione Arts, is set to resume its regular third...
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