Performances of Philippine Folk Stories in UP Diliman for the National Arts Month in February
In celebration of the National Arts Month in February 2017, the University of the Philippines...
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In Iraqi Kurdistan, A Roman Amphitheatre To Enhance Local Culture
Sulaymaniyah’s newest park, the huge Hawary Shar, will soon see the opening of a 5,000-seat...
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A Brief History Of Pantomime And Its Importance Now
It’s the time of year when drag collides with family entertainment. Yes, the British pantomime...
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Romeo Castellucci: Theatre’s Childhood Rediscovered
The Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio is well known by its iconoclastic profile that renovates the...
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“A Doll’s House”: Actors in Reality Theatre
A lonely corner at night in the London neighborhood of Hackney. A group of strangers meet,...
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Introducing the Politically Incorrect Theatre
A review of Jeton Neziraj’s play Carla del Ponte trinkt in Pristina einen Vanilla Chai Latte,...
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Superdiversity in Youth Theatre
The realization that our society is becoming superdiverse is more topical than ever. Even more...
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Practising Blind Support and Doing Everything in the Moment: Talking Dramaturgy with Will Naameh
An interview with Edinburgh-based improviser Will Naameh about dramaturgy and improvisation....
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“Injured Neighborhood” (Herido barrio), by Matemurga Takes on Gentrification
The communitarian theatre group Matemurga, from Villa Crespo (Buenos Aires), closed the 2016...
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Translated Theatre in Brexit Britain
As the London Eye fireworks die down and 2016 segues bleary-eyed in to 2017, one of the most...
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Chicago Theatre 2016 A Year in Review: The Good, the Sad, and the Ugly
In contrast to all the great “Best Shows of 2016” and critics’ picks lists flooding Chicago media...
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The Fourth International Theatre Festival for People with Disability in Isfahan
Isfahan, known as the cultural capital of Iran, hosted the Fourth International Festival of...
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Yury Grigorovich, A Living Symbol of the Bolshoi
As Yury Grigorovich, one of Soviet ballet’s greatest figures, turns 90 on Jan. 2, the Bolshoi and...
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Japanese Theatre: Take Your Pick of The Year’s Highlights
From soccer minnows Leicester City winning the English Premier League to “That Election” in the...
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Changes in Theatre: The Role of Theatre Curator in Modern Armenian Theatre.
Given the recent political changes in Armenia, and especially in Yerevan, it is time to analyze...
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Theatre Lie-Detector Test: NYC End-of-the-Year Roundup Edition
TRUE: Daniel Craig has real acting chops. If you doubted this because you thought the role of...
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Failing to Understand Together: What Is Theatre Seeking In Current Affairs?
From the ‘crisis play’ to the ‘memorial play’ to the ‘Syria play,’ current affairs are doing well...
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An Interview With Contemporary Dance Artist David Hernandez: ‘Doing What You Want Is a Privilege, and a Nightmare’
In her research, theatre scholar Annelies Van Assche investigates the working and living...
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Traditional Arts Master Brings A Mixture Of Theatrical Elements In “Sacred Sita”
Gamelan Sekar Laras (GSL) is an Adelaide-based community gamelan group that has been playing...
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The Vrystaat Kunstefees: Developing Creative Industries in the Free State, Part II
Read Part I here. The Vrystaat Arts Festival aims to contribute to the exchange of ideas around...
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