Watching “Hamilton” Today – Musical Drama Can Be Radical, Just Don’t Believe All The Hype
When Disney released a film version of the musical Hamilton on July 3, it was 11 years since...
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Theatre and Art
Reasons To Be Cheerful, Theatre Royal Stratford East
If any musical can attempt to live up to this title in these troubled times, it must be this show...
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Caretaker: An Unnecessary Art Installation?
We are living, I have frequently been told, through weird times. Maybe. But do weird times...
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Revisiting the National Theatre’s 2011 “Frankenstein”
So far, it could be said that the National Theatre is having a good lockdown. Every week, this...
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Capturing the Ephemeral: Marc J. Franklin on Theatre Photography, Inspiration, and Community
His photography is undoubtfully radiating, soulful, with a hint of edgy energy. Marc J. Franklin...
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“De Lege Zaal: Broken Shapes” – Rimah Jabr and Dareen Abbas / Moussem
The coronavirus empties streets and theatres. Because we prefer virtual theatre to none at all, we...
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About Roshan Abbas’ “Lockdown Love,” A Live Interactive Play
Actors attempt to host Indian first-ever virtual interactive play Lockdown Love. Multi-hyphenated...
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The Magic is in the Miniature: Toy Theatre Thrives Online During Quarantine
In its simplest form, the proscenium is constructed of little more than cardboard. Small paper...
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Cultural Warriors Call It A Day
One unexpected casualty of these beleaguered times is a relatively young arts organization that...
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The Story Behind Andrew Ssebaggala’s “Mother Uganda”
Rose Mbowa is an indubitable doyenne in Uganda’s theatre. At Makerere University, an ivy league of...
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As We Turn to Creativity in Isolation, The Coronavirus is a Calamity on Top of an Arts Crisis”
Some years ago, I traveled to Israel for a conference on dramaturgy. Losing my way at the train...
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“One Man, Two Guvnors” at The National Theatre
Armchair theatre-lovers rejoice. During the lockdown, the National Theatre is streaming a...
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The Importance Of Safdar Hashmi
Sudhanva Deshpande’s book, Halla Bol remembers the legendary theatremaker and activist through a...
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Interactive Living and Aesthetic of Participation: A Conversation with Christa Sommerer
This conversation with Christa Sommerer focuses on some aspects of the gigantic artwork that...
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Factory 20/20: Five Women, Five Mediums, One Tribute to BausHaus
At the inaugural show of Istanbul’s newest art space KoloniX, the all-women collective...
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Chutti Artiste Margi Raveendran Nair’s Make-Up Transforms Kathakali Actors into Characters
For more than three decades, the artist has been applying the intricate and distinctive make-up of...
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Dejan Sretenović on Marina Abramović: “She is a Case Study for Young Performers – to Learn, to Be Brave, to Know Different Genres”
Witch. Icon. Legend. Showman – Marina Abramović is all of that, and more. “I realized then...
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The Market Theatre’s “The Lion and The Lamb” is a Symphony of Talent
The Lion and The Lamb, the biblically-inspired musical which retells the story of Jesus, was...
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Miss Marple Moves to Goa
For fans of the whodunit as gradually unfolding conundrum rather than mere build-up to a climactic...
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“HEN” – Gender Fluid Puppetry at The Mouffetard – Théâtre des Arts de la Marionnette, Paris
HEN. Johanny Bert – Théâtre de Romette. January 22, 2020. Le Mouffetard – Théâtre des Arts...
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