…in Seryoga’s house and involve two families. In his 50s, he is a Ukrainian widower who lives with Marianca, a 32-year-old Moldovan woman. At the start of the play, his…
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…Alvarez. Photo Tom Van Eynde Alvarez is currently preparing for an exhibition at the GRAY NEW YORK gallery. Her work will be featured alongside pieces by Bob Thompson, an artist…
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…1996. It’s an old wound that refuses to heal. The loss sparked dejected England fans to vandalise German cars and burn Southgate effigies. Despite his emotional baggage, circumstances thrust Southgate…
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…Jan Anouilh, should be programmed towards the showcase’s end. Staged in Gjakova, a town hovering on the edges of the border with Albania, it has a distinctly local feel, where…
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…watches himself battle with the consequences of opening or not opening the box. Space, time, and causality cease to exist as with Stanley knife in hand he hovers in a…
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…between stage and spectator has been seen as the key characteristic of much of his work of late, including Who is Me. Pasolini (2016) and Vania (2017). For the opening…
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…is absent in both the play and the opera and here Loy gives her a physical presence. She hovers, picking up Elle’s discarded items of clothing, amd follows her from…
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In honour of playwright Jovan Sterija Popović, Sterijino pozorje was held this year for the seventieth time. In the selection curated by theatrologist and theatre critic Ana Tasić, nine plays…
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Arrival and Anticipation On Thursday, June 19, I participated in Michel van der Aa’s From Dust. The performance was presented as a virtual reality opera, scheduled into precise 20-minute time…
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Tiruchiyai Meetta Sundarapandiyan and Blackout — two plays with different plots were presented with a slice of comedy at the annual event. Theatre Karpanai Kudhirai’s Tiruchiyai Meetta Sundarapandian is about…
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…in the air representing the weight of institutions on artists in Hong Kong, China and Singapore. Describing the arts ecosystem in Hong Kong, he finger sketches a box that hovers…
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…dance floor. Two tables with DJ decks face each across the space, screens offer spaces for projection. A giant neon light hovers above the stage, modernist in design. A loose…
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…sexual feelings for her. There is also the womanising Álvaro Mesía hovering in the distance who hopes to seduce her – Ana ultimately falling victim to two men who each…
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…the first section of the action, move and slide during the storm scene. They hover menacingly over Lear and his entourage as the errant troupe seek protection from the elements….
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…daylight created the most wonderful experience of the infinite variety and play of light and shadow waltzing merrily across the floor, doors, walls and ceiling. Two hooded hairdryers hover over…
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…these matters never rise to be gripping; rather they hover and dally as informational. At least from row J, the play’s events remain interesting ideas generated in improv material that…
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…formally precise form hovering on cross-braced timber pillars a metre above the floor of the theatre, separated from the audience by a dark moat, towards which descend a flight of…
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…one section of Beckett Briefs that doesn’t quite gel. Not I is a monologue in which Mouth, hovering eight feet above the stage in a tight spotlight, emits a furious,…
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…“I will be COOL”; “Everything would be BORING, but not senior discounts” “Asleep on my hovercraft chair” [with matching illustration]; “I will tell storys to my grankids”. From the intimacy…
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…years in Manchester, hovers as its own mystery. Marjan’s enthusiasm for English is evident, as is her empathy with those trying to prepare themselves to leave Iran, but she never…
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David Yazbek: The Master of Adapting Films into… 2nd April 2026 
Maxim Sukhanov – About The “Brew”… 1st May 2026 
“Broken Melody” at MITEM: A Music That Finds Its Way Home 13th May 2026 
Waking Up in the Spotlight with “The Unusual… 24th March 2026 
Theatre – Creating Conditions For What Has… 16th May 2026 
