Martin Zimmerman’s “Seven Spots on the Sun”: From Civil War to Plague to Miraculous Healing
In Martin Zimmerman’s play Seven Spots on the Sun, civil war leads to a plague which leads to...
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Tag: Dance
Bouchra Ouizguen’s Subversive Feminine
Originally from Ouarzazate, Morocco, Bouchra Ouizguen studied and performed with choreographers...
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Movement At The Museum
Is a museum hall a suitable scene for dance? A number of exhibitions organized during the last...
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The Future of Dance Is Underwater: A Review of Eko Supriyanto’s Indonesian Contemporary Dance
Mindful that the adrenaline coursing through your veins must not disturb the rhythm of your...
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An Interview With Contemporary Dance Artist David Hernandez: ‘Doing What You Want Is a Privilege, and a Nightmare’
In her research, theatre scholar Annelies Van Assche investigates the working and living...
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Traditional Arts Master Brings A Mixture Of Theatrical Elements In “Sacred Sita”
Gamelan Sekar Laras (GSL) is an Adelaide-based community gamelan group that has been playing...
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A New Form Of Classical Indian Dance
That Bharatanatyam is presented as dance drama is not new. Usage of props and costumes like in...
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“The Nutcracker”: 10 Facts About Russia’s Most Magical Ballet
The original story of The Nutcracker was part of a group of fairytales written by the German...
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South Sudan Artists Protest Civil War With Street Performances And Other Art
Musicians played lively tunes in South Sudan’s capital, and pedestrians and market shoppers...
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Unlimited Festival: Making an Impact in Glasgow
Tramway’s Unlimited Festival at Glasgow is showcasing exceptional new work from disabled artists and trying to make a lasting an impact in Glasgow.
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Decentring Dance Dramaturgy
Multiple approaches in contemporary performance and in dance performance, in particular, are part...
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Dance Icon Saburo Teshigawara’s “Magic Flute” Brings Abstract Notes To Mozart’s Final Gem
Since studying visual arts and sculpture before taking up ballet at the age of 20 in 1973, Saburo...
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Dramaturgy Without a Dramaturg
Wherever dramaturgy is conceived as a practice of thought in advance of the event, it will be...
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“Leila Men Alf Leila” Revives Artistic Heritage Of Arabic Theatre
On the second day of Eid Al-Fitr, Egypt’s national theatre witnessed the opening of the second...
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A Shared Vision From Studio to Stage: Opera as Collaboration
Gabriel Barredo’s Opera, Choreographed by Redha is a show fusing dance and the visual arts. Staged...
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Theater Festival’s Roots Dig Deep Into Shizuoka
In recent years, theater fans and artists here and abroad have increasingly been wakening up to...
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“Crazy Camel” Helps Butoh Over The Hump
“Many people have a preconception about butoh — that it is performed by dancers whose bodies...
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Daring And Visually Stunning: Robert Wilson’s Take On “Pushkin”
The world premiere of a groundbreaking new production by Robert Wilson took place at Moscow’s...
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“The Complexity Of Belonging” At The Melbourne Festival–Reviewed
I’ve often lamented that choosing to study the most complex organisms on Earth was the dumbest...
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Intercultural Exchanges In “Chi Udaka” At Sydney Festival
There is speculation that the taiko drum was first used by soldiers in battle. At its best, Chi...
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