Be Gone! Or, Clear Away, Chop Chop: Dziady at 34/36 Mickiewicza Street in Warsaw
Adam Mickiewicz’s Dziady (Forefathers’ Eve), written between 1820 and 1832, is considered sacred...
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Theatre and Politics
Cry Havoc Theater Company Lets Slip the Dogs of War
In the midst of the vibrant Dallas theatre scene, there lies a company of prize-winning political...
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Theatre as a Social Institution
Theatre institutions or more broadly art institutions have always been the frontline workers in...
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Ola Rotimi: The Enduring Influence of a Nigerian Theatre Giant
Twenty years after his death, the Nigerian dramatist Ola Rotimi is attracting renewed interest....
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Very Genki, Slightly Kitsch, Occasionally Compelling: The Olympic Opening Ceremony Put Humanity in Centre Frame
The rising of the Japanese flag and the singing of the national anthem is the first moment of...
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Obscured Truths Come to Light in Hideki Noda’s “Fakespeare”
William Shakespeare is one of the world’s most influential playwrights, but his life continues to...
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Malayalam Theatre Heads to Clubhouse for New Forms of Storytelling
Clubhouse is taking over social media in a big way. The invitation-only, audio-only app is...
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Transformative Imaginations #1: Breaking Toxic Patterns
RECLAIM PUBLIC SPACE! Many ideals are projected onto public space, as if it were inherently...
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Between Pandemic and Protest: The Rise of Performative Activism in Poland
Artist Szymon Adamczak moves between the Netherlands and his home country Poland. Since the...
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Canada’s Theatre Community Must Nurture BIPOC Leadership to Improve Racial Equity
Last summer, in the midst of global protests against anti-Black racism, Canada’s...
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Can the World be Saved on Stage?—”How to Save the World on a Small Stage?” at Powszechny Theatre
In the virtual space of the 12th Between.Pomiędzy Festival of Literature and Theatre, a question...
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Theatre in the Time of Protest: “Glass Menagerie” at the Théâtre de l’Odéon
History, as they say, has a habit of repeating itself. When French theatre-makers seized hold of...
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Artists’ Entry: Lia Rodrigues
Every month, Etcetera gazes into the soul of a performer. Artistic interest instead of human...
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“La realidad”, Or How to Build Fake News
The premiere of La realidad, the new play by Darío Facal and Pedro Cantalejo, was in March at the...
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The Pandemic Made Their Women’s Suffrage Play Impossible. But the Show Went On — Virtually
Leaders of the women’s suffrage movement relied on public performance to promote their cause. They...
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“Pass Over” – A Sobering and Unflinching Take on African-American Life in America
Performed as part of the Market Theatre’s annual Black History Month Celebrations, which have been...
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New Zealand Covid Response Dramatized in Moving Verbatim Play: “Transmission” by Stuart McKenzie
Transmission written by Stuart McKenzie. Directed by Miranda Harcourt and Stuart McKenzie. 20...
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The Golden Mask Festival
The Russian Case: History, politics and eternal values Spring, with all of its uncertain promise,...
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“The Other Solos, Shakespeare:” Brexit, Shakespeare, and Foreign Voices
Today, 23rd of April 2021, is the 405 anniversary of Shakespeare’s death. In two months, on...
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This Iconic Hyderabad Family Theatre Group is Taking an Online Streaming Route
Theatre group, Sri Venkateswara Surabhi Theatre, Hyderabad, is moving online with a month-long...
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