Off-Limits Love: Abby Rosebrock’s “Lowcountry,” A New Play at the Atlantic Theater
Abby Rosebrock’s Lowcountry, a new play directed by Jo Bonney at the Atlantic Theater, begins with...
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Theatre and Politics
Curtain-Up in Taipei: A City Stages Its Own Tonys
In New York City, the window between May and June signals the arrival of Tony Awards season....
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Terence Rattigan’s In Praise of Love at the Orange Tree Theatre: Rarely Revived 1973 Study Of Love In A Time Of Deception
Only the truth, we are told, can set us free — but there are times in love when the New Testament...
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Man Out Of The Blue
Angry Alan is an ickily pointed cautionary tale about an ordinary guy who falls into the rabbit...
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Ubu Is The Symbol Of Rebellion Tyranny And Stupidity/Budget Cuts In Culture – A Serious Threat
An Interview with Chantal Boiron, editor-in-chief for UBU Scenes d`Europe/European Stages, Paris,...
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”The Village”, Revolver Copenhagen
There is a big screen hanging above the stage on which four faces in four individual frames are...
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“Hamlet”, Teatro La Plaza, Barbican
’To be or not to be’, that is a question with a completely new ring to it in Teatro La Plaza’s...
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“Rhinoceros”, The Almeida Theatre
This Guardian pick of the year 2025 recently closed at London’s Almeida theatre, but it is...
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A “Self-Portrait” By Davide Enia
Playwright, actor, director and novelist Davide Enia had his first success as a theatrical...
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“The Cherry Orchard” By Benedict Andrews: A Stark Mirror For A Collapsing Present
Benedict Andrews’ reinvention of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard at St. Ann’s Warehouse raises the...
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The Showcase Is To Feed From Academic Research And Knowledge, But It Is Hands-On Job Rather Than Dry Research
Interview with Handan Salta – co-founder of the Istanbul Theatre Showcase – TheatreIST, theatre...
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Giuliana Musso Performs Franz Kafka’s “The Ape”
In his short story, A Report to an Academy, written and published in 1917, Franz Kafka imagines...
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The Horror of Mundanity in NYTW’s A Knock On the Roof
Any frequent theater-goer is likely familiar with the “two block rule”, a piece of etiquette that...
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Dropping Balms
With the United States now governed by swaggering, ignorant bigots spewing xenophobic venom,...
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Culture Belongs To Humanity! Not To The Armies
An Interview with Bouboulina Nikaki, Thessaloniki-Athens, Greece – International theatre...
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Europe As a Beautiful Mess: An Interview with Heidi Wiley, Executive Director of ETC
For 15 years now, Heidi Wiley has been Executive Director of the largest and most influential...
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The Beginnings of Theatre in Iraq
Theatre in Iraq has some deep roots in ancient Mesopotamia, but its formal development was delayed...
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“We Live in Cairo”-Off-Broadway
We Live in Cairo, written by The Lazours, is a historical musical set in Egypt during the Arab...
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Six Against Turkey – We Are All a Little Turkish
Six Against Turkey, at The Kosovo Albania Showcase, is a new satire from playwright Jeton Neziraj...
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Shakespeare In Iraq: An Interview With Dr. Samir Talib
Dr. Samir Talib is an Iraqi scholar specializing in Shakespeare and Renaissance studies. He earned...
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