“Without a State:” a Collision Between Migration and the Perpetual Pursuit of Identity and Belonging
Southern Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) is still in the hands of Britain, the colonial power, and several...
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Theatre and Politics
Towards New Theatre in Europe: What Roles Can Multilingual Dramaturgies Play in Europe’s Future(s)?
Europa jest wielojęzyczna. Europe – as a geopolitical concept, its residents, communities, and...
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The Ally at the Public Theater in New York: Back to the Agora
Can one truly be sympathetic until the ultimate consequences to the problems of someone who is not...
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“London Zoo,” Southwark Playhouse
Before the internet, newspapers were central to the national conversation in Britain. By the first...
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Tim Price’s “Nye” at the National Theatre: A Fun Life of the Creator of the National Health Service
For me, this is the most emotional show on the London stage. Why’s that? Because it’s about Nye...
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Lucy Kirkwood’s “The Human Body” at the Donmar Warehouse: Twin Tales of Illicit Love and the Founding of the National Health Service
It’s election year so the gaze of British theatre turns towards the National Health Service. But,...
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Marius von Mayenburg’s Nachtland at the Young Vic: Satire on Art and Anti-Semitism Is Both Absurdist and Unsettling
We’ve all heard of the metaphorical madwoman in the attic, but what about the symbolic unexploded...
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Multilingual Theatre For/With Young Audiences: On the Jeune Théâtre Européen Jeunes Publics Project
The growing levels of migration results in an increasing number of children across Europe growing...
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Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People at the Duke of York’s Theatre: Thomas Ostermeier’s West End Debut Has Starry Cast And Punk Aesthetics
It’s a sign of the times that German director Thomas Ostermeier’s West End debut is his production...
Read More“Golden Calabash:” A Peep at Modern Politics
John Ssegawa’s Golden Calabash, Ekimala Ebita Embuga opened at the National Theatre in Kampala running during the Christmas season from 23rd to 26th December 2023. The theatre spent 2023 trying to find solutions to its...
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On the “POTUS” Trail with Bekah Walsh
Every day is a cunty day for Bekah Walsh. The Baltimore-based theatre nerd turned prolific...
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Sam Holcroft’s “A Mirror” at the Trafalgar Theatre
“This play is a lie,” boldly declares the poster of Sam Holcroft’s new play A Mirror, now playing...
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Long and Short Hatreds
Joshua Harmon’s Prayer for the French Republic is a very good play about anti-Semitism that left...
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NYC Artists Stand in Solidarity with The Freedom Theatre
On January 13th, hundreds of artists and cultural workers marched through New York City’s theater...
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“Aftermath:” An Interview with Piper Theatre’s Daniel McKamey, Pance Pony, James Clements, and Bailey Nassetta.
Presented by NYC’s Piper Theatre, Aftermath is a new pop musical-in-development written by Daniel...
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The Opening of Barcelona’s Newest Theatre: Àlex Rigola Stages Thomas Bernhard’s “L’home De Teatre”
The relationship between theatre and life has been pervaded the work of dramatists from...
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David Ireland’s “Ulster American” at the Riverside Studios
An American actor, an English director, and a Northern Irish playwright walk into a house in...
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Timelier Every Day: Kazimierska’s “Katie’s Tales”
“I do not know how to write,” Agnieszka Kazimierska’s Katie tells her audience. At this...
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“The Interview,” Park Theatre
Journalism is a despised profession. And when you consider the story behind the interview that...
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Reflections On Teaching Israel/Palestine in The Theatre Studies Classroom
What is the task of a humanities education? The following incident, which recently took place in...
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