Doubtless Doubt
…complexity required for laughter. I do sympathize with Ryan, whom I’ve always enjoyed onstage (in Uncle Vanya, Saved, Crimes of the Heart, and many other shows). With no notice, she…
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“FLY” – Sidney Leoni
…de Soto, Josep Caballero García, and, to some extent, Michiel Vandevelde. What sets Leoni’s FLY apart, however, is the care (and financial investment) that his film on Nijinsky clearly required….
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What Do You Know About French Hong Kong?
…an othering gaze, a work-in-progress public viewing in 2023 traded in stereotypes of the self-centred expat looking for adventure and poked fun at French vanity with Edith Piaf’s La vie…
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Raising Fists and Sharing Bread: Tiziano Cruz’s “Wayqeycuna” (Argentina)
…as a seed and an amulet. “May all be well!” Photographer: Noorullah Azizi. Wayqeycuna will come to Vancouver’s PuSh festival on February 6 and 7! Get your tickets here. Wayqeycuna…
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“Feed Me, Seymour!” An Exclusive Interview with Corbin Bleu from “Little Shop of Horrors”
…came about, I was beyond excited. “Little Shop of Horrors” – Corbin Bleu as Seymour/ Photo Credit by Evan Zimmerman As for Seymour – I think what’s so important to…
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Between The REMBELIO OF POPOLARI (“Omilies”, Carnevals, Anonymous Poets) And No Stable Funding
…contemporary Greek theatres – He was born in Vanato, Zakynthos. Graduate of the Drama School of Vassilis Ritsos. He has acted and directed the works: Comedy of the pseudo-doctors by…
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Strung Up at the Airport
…other nationalities. Azadeh Kangarani’s Website ALSO WATCH PANEL: Woman, Life, Freedom Theatre and Protest in Iran with the Roshan Institute. Featuring Azadeh Ganjeh, Nassim Soleimanpour, Keyvan Sarreshteh, and moderator Marjan…
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Rameau reinvented: Peter Sellars stages “Castor et Pollux” at the Opéra National de Paris
…and longing. Her pure vocal tone and the pianissimo that Currentzis’ conducting prioritises provides a smooth intensity that contrasts with the spiky choreography of the dance ensemble. As Castor, Van…
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Brian Friel’s Dancing At Lughnasa At The National Theatre London
…known world. Traditional Ireland of 1930s vanishes under the changing economic, social, and cultural forces, and Friel’s female cast bear the brunt of this tidal evolution. They lose their jobs…
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Catharsis in the Eleventh Row: The Aesthetics of Truth on Stage and an Audience That Is Not Afraid of the Dark
…sound of the accordion. On stage, a second, imaginative realm emerges — the puppet of Saint-Exupéry (who vanished without a trace on a reconnaissance mission, lost in the desert sands)…
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Martin Crimp’s Version Of “The Seagull” Makes It To The German Stage
…production, director Charles Sturridge presented the translation by himself and Tania Alexander. The cast included Vanessa Redgrave as Arkadina, her daughter Natasha Richardson as Nina, Jonathan Pryce as Trigorin and…
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Meeting The Public Is The Most Important Incentive For Those Who Do Theatre: An Interview With Walter Prete
…in a privileged vantage point for observing major global theatrical trends. The most inspiring thing is to be able to spend so much time in close contact with extremely talented…
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Brave New Theatrical World or One Flew Over the 21st Century’s Cuckoo’s Nest?: “Nexxt”
…stage adaptation, István Tasnádi, in collaboration with director Árpád Schilling, in the year 2000, staged the play Nexxt at the Budapest-based Krétakör Theatre. A year later, an eponymous film based…
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A Faustian Bargain Itself: Emursive’s “Life and Trust”
…seem curated to allow for great vantage points from all different angles and spots. At certain points, I had such a good angle that my view felt cinematic. Being the…
Read More“Golden Calabash:” A Peep at Modern Politics
…actors such as Ivan Senjovu, Brian Kalungi, Nodryn Evanci Kabuye, Robert Kasule, Shamim Mayanja, Bruno Sserunkuma, Arinaitwe Ramathan, Obed Lubega, Matovu Ntanda, and Ssegawa. The show at the National Theatre…
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On Lone Borders: Juan Mayorga’s “Los Yugoslavos”
…those hoping for a neat resolution may leave unfulfilled, from my vantage point, this seemed precisely the point. The characters are real, life-like, but their circumstances those of a dream…
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Mohamed El Khatib’s “La Vie Sècrete Des Vieux”: a Poetics of Attentive Listening
…Khatib created in 2014 about the death of his mother, and his most recent production, Israel & Mohamed, a contemplation of the father-son relationship performed with flamenco dancer Israel Galván…
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The Theatre We Want In 2040? We Used “Strategic Foresight” To Plan On The Prairies
…was supported by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council. A range of possible futures While creative practitioners and performers across cultures have always been at the vanguard of imagining…
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The Perils of Parody in Forbidden Broadway: Merrily We Stole A Song
…Patti LuPone are among the standouts), but Chris Collins-Pisano and Nicole Vanessa Ortiz (though a skilled singer) do little to differentiate their characters. Then, over the course of a song…
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Romeo Castellucci’s “The Potato Eaters” at the Venice Theatre Biennale
…leading into the production. The work’s title, moreover, recalls Vincent van Gogh’s painting by that name, in which he portrays a family of peasants, eating a frugal meal of potatoes….
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