Guilt And Resilience, And “The Fear Of 13”
What if the guilt one feels on the death row is not for what he has (allegedly) done? The Fear of...
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Tag: theatre and society
Bound To Start Again, Again, Again…
Perhaps one of the strangest experiences one can have when moving to a new place is watching a...
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Big Fatuous Giant
Mark Rosenblatt’s new play Giant is a sensational, admirable, and courageous effort to Make...
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From Shakespeare To Contemporary Montenegrin Authors, I Aim To Connect With Society Through The Works I Choose
An Interview with theatre director and theatre festival manager Zoran Rakocevic,...
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“Figures In Extinction:” A Dance Trilogy Report
In February 2025, after completing The Geography of the Theatre Imagination: The Case of...
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“Is Love Energy Or Matter?” An Interview With Rok Vilcnik, Slovenian Playwright, Author, Musician, Poet
Rok Vilčnik (b. 1968), also known as rokgre, is a prominent Slovenian author, poet, playwright,...
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Thought-Provoking Crime Drama And Star Vehicle: “Nebenan” At The Renaissance Theater, Berlin
The play Nebenan was premiered at Burgtheater Wien in 2022, based on the film of the same title...
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FITPTI – International Festival For Young Audiences 2025 – A Northeastern Romanian Story
In Romanian culture, a vital coming-of-age moment for every teenager is their eighteenth birthday,...
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Barbarians in Midtown
The Terrence McNally/Stephen Flaherty/Lynn Ahrens musical Ragtime is not the subtlest theater...
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Taking A Hit
James Graham’s play Punch tells the true story of a shiftless, belligerent rowdy who heedlessly...
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Welcome To The Machine
Among the most depressing facets of Donald Trump’s pathology is how all-consuming his hunger for...
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“Make It Happen,” Edinburgh Festival Theatre 2025
The Edinburgh International Festival this year, welcomes several international trailblazers like...
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“Athens Of The North” at the Scottish Storytelling Centre, Edinburgh Festival Fringe
The expression ‘Athens of the North’, the title of the play in the present review, conjures up an...
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Flightless, Caged “Angels In America”
Sitting through 5 and a half hours of performance might seem like an exercise of will and...
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The TikTok-isation Of Theatre? – “Dziewczyna, Która Podeptała Chleb”
Jumping from one story to another or from a specific timeline to an entirely different one seems,...
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A “Self-Portrait” By Davide Enia
Playwright, actor, director and novelist Davide Enia had his first success as a theatrical...
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“The Cherry Orchard” By Benedict Andrews: A Stark Mirror For A Collapsing Present
Benedict Andrews’ reinvention of Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard at St. Ann’s Warehouse raises the...
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“Liberation.” Roundabout Theatre. Look Back to Know Where You Are
Did you knit your scarf? A woman asked me while we were waiting in the line for the restroom. No!...
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Violence Is Not Fate. Change Is Possible
Turkish writer, theatre critic, and academic Zehra İpşiroğlu’s book Woman Plays features...
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