German Children’s And Young People’s Theatre Prizes Aim To Promote Theatre For Young Audiences
Since 1996, the German Children’s Theatre Prize and the German Young People’s Theatre Prize are...
Read More
Germany
The Reinvention Of The Family Play Genre
In many German municipal and state theaters, the Advent season is the starting shot for the...
Read More
Play the Game on the Stage! Conversation with machina eX, One of The Most Immersive Theatre Companies in Germany
machina eX is one of the most immersive theatre company in Germany. They constantly recreate...
Read More
Korean-German Collaboration “Walls–Iphigenia in Exile” Premieres in Gwangju and Berlin
Walls–Iphigenia in Exile, the result of a four-year collaboration between South Korean and German...
Read More
Unrest and Discontent – Political Theatre as Agonistic Field
The more the time we are living through seems out of joint, the harder it has been for the...
Read More
Alternative Worlds and Dream Worlds
Katrin Brack and Barbara Ehnes, two set designers, have influenced and even changed the theatre....
Read More
Theatre Projects of Refugee Artists
On the German stage refugees are still often the authentic narrators of their fate, directed by...
Read More
New Plays in Germany
The new theatre texts that have been presented in the 2015/16 season at play markets in...
Read More
“I Am Not a Nazi, But…”- Plays on the Swing to the Right
The German theatre has responded to the swing to the right in society. It has thereby proceeded to...
Read More
Interview with Thomas Ostermeier: “Every Generation Writes its Own Shakespeare”
Thomas Ostermeier, a German theatre director, working for the Schaubühne, is known for his...
Read More
South African Artist William Kentridge at The International Performance Festival Foreign Affairs in Berlin
In July and August 2016, the international performance festival Foreign Affairs in Berlin, which...
Read More
Dreams of Young Syrian Refugees Imagined
I am in the same room with three young asylum seekers from Syria—Abed, 17, from Deir al-Zour;...
Read More
Sebastian Kreyer’s Staging of “Ghosts”
I’ve complained a lot in previous reviews about directors staging tragedies as comedies. But...
Read More
A Better-Than-Traditional Woyzeck
I don’t actually like Woyzeck very much, so I am not sure why I bought tickets to two different...
Read More
The Threepenny Non-Opera
Brecht and Weill’s Threepenny Opera is much more of a musical than an opera. But it decidedly...
Read More
Jeff Burchfield’s “Dream Come True” in Berlin
Theatre and Opera Editor Marcina Zaccaria spoke with actor Jeff Burchfield in 2014, who was...
Read More
A Static “Ivanov” At Theaterfestival Basel
“Alienation” drones Ivanov’s English-learning tape in the second act of the production. The...
Read More
All Kinds Of Luxuries: Talk With Polish Director Jan Klata
“Someone decided to combine the luxury of culture with the luxury of remorse and invited me...
Read MoreLike Us On Facebook
Most Popular Posts
“Aşınma” (“Corrosion”): A… 23rd November 2025 - The Queen of Versailles Musical or the Funeral of… 29th October 2025
- “Trilogia Cadela Força – Capítulo II:… 6th August 2025
- A Theatre Of Boredom And Theatrical Distrust (André… 4th December 2025
- Dostoevsky on Stage. “The Mutt” by Anoushka… 7th December 2025
- James Graham’s “Punch” at the Apollo Theatre:… 30th September 2025
- Nearly Finished 15th November 2025
