ETC and Ukrainian Theatre: A Dialogue of Art, Change, and Support
As a mid-December snow fell over the city of Kyiv, Ukraine, the European Theatre Convention...
Read More
Theatre and Politics
“An Inspector Calls”: A Study Of Greed
The National Theatre’s production of J.B. Priestley’s 1945 An Inspector Calls now playing at...
Read More
Popular Culture And Political Theatre In PETA’s “Charot!, The Musical”
“CHAROT” is gay slang, one of the many fluid terms generated by popular lingo, often used as an...
Read More
On Broadway, “What The Constitution Means To Me” Exorcises A Troubled American Ethos
In Heidi Schreck’s hands rests a divine power which only the best of storytellers wield to purge...
Read More
World Theatre Day 2019: On (Dis)Connection
World Theatre Day reminds us that theatre offers a means through which to make meaning of our experiences in our historical, social and political contexts by storying and re-storying modes of human (dis)connection.
Read More
Hamilton Education Program on Broadway
Broadway’s Richard Rodgers Theatre is not only home to musical theatre sensation Hamilton but also...
Read More
“Secondhand” at the Örkény István Theater: Soviet Nostalgia
Every episode of the show called Secondhand is about the ingloriously deceased (?) Soviet Union,...
Read More
Revolution Is A Necessary Cause, But Impossible Today: Interview with Director Kokan Mladenović
Kokan Mladenović’s name is well known both within and outside the theatre: he is the director who...
Read More
Stéphanie Turple’s “Un-Countried”: How Regimes And Mindsets Change
Un-Countried, written by Stéphanie Turple, and directed by Kevin Orr shows what happens when a...
Read More
“Skinnamarink” at Next Door at NYTW
Skinnamarink is a deliriously diverting new production by Little Lord, a performance ensemble that...
Read More
Ödön von Horváth’s “Tales From Vienna Woods,” Directed by Yana Ross
Directed by Yana Ross. Lithuanian State Youth Theatre, Vilnius, Lithuania. March 4, 2019. Tales...
Read More
The 10 Craziest Russian Art Performances
While acclaimed American performance artist Marina Abramovic was exploring her own body, Russian...
Read More
“Eden” at The Hampstead Theatre: Building a Luxury Golf Course
In the medieval Mappa Mundi, which hangs in Hereford cathedral, the Garden of Eden is pictured at...
Read More
In Stephen Sewell’s Charming “Arbus and West,” Feminism Boils to the Surface
In the world premiere production of Arbus and West, Playwright Stephen Sewell appears to be...
Read More
“How To Rule The World” Is A Biting And Urgent Satire Of Australian Politics–That Feels All Too Real
How To Rule The World is Indigenous playwright Nakkiah Lui’s critical riposte to the intellectual...
Read More
Tears of a Clown: “American Juggalo”
What is a juggalo? Let me think for a second…Oh! He gets butt-naked and then he walks through the...
Read More
Brecht In Exile: “Galileo” In Brooklyn
New York’s Irondale Project presents a scrupulously faithful production of Brecht’s The Life Of...
Read More
Russian Theatre: The Century of Violence
In the year 2017 Russian society passed through the jubilee of the Bolshevik Revolution. It would...
Read More
Subtle and Striking, Irondale’s Timely “The Life of Galileo” is Epic Theater
Irondale’s innovative and triumphant “Galileo” is Bertolt Brecht at his most excellent, cradled by an ensemble of dynamic and invested performers and pitched inevitably toward its audience with a playful, conscious eye toward its own didactic mission.
Read More
Review: Who Needs To Be Reminded “We Are Not Alone”?
“I want to believe,” declared Agent Fox Mulder in the 1998 television pilot for The X-Files. Two...
Read MoreLike Us On Facebook
Most Popular Posts
- “Tired” Of Consuming Postdramatic… 31st August 2025
- Rock Opera and Musical Theatre. An exclusive… 7th July 2025
- Mozart! The Gem of European Musical Theatre 8th October 2024
- Shakespeare In The Park At The New Delacorte… 30th August 2025
- Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2025 in 22 Shows 28th August 2025
