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Argentina · Argentina

Claire Dowie’s Why Is John Lennon Wearing a Skirt? at the Finborough Theatre: Pioneering Queer Theatre Artist Revisits Her Greatest Hits

Let us always remember the pioneers. Although there is a fair amount of relatively mainstream queer theatre today (fueled in the popular imagination by RuPaul’s Drag Race on BBC television), things were not always so hunky-dory. When alternative theatre-maker Claire Dowie started her career, in the late 1980s, her stand up shows about gender, sexuality and mental health was innovative, daring and dangerous. Now this legendary performer returns t…See the Story

London, England · London

Terence Rattigan’s In Praise of Love at the Orange Tree Theatre: Rarely Revived 1973 Study Of Love In A Time Of Deception

Only the truth, we are told, can set us free — but there are times in love when the New Testament Gospel of John is an inadequate guide. A good example is the situation that Terence Rattigan explores in his rarely revived penultimate play, In Praise of Love, now billed as a “rediscovery” at Tom Littler’s enterprising Orange Tree Theatre. First staged many years after Rattigan’s reputation had been thoroughly trashed by the Angry Young Men and th…See the Story

Belgrade · Belgrade

Creating History, Changing the Future, or Enslaved in Eternal Present: 70th Sterijino Pozorje Festival

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 were included in the Competition Selection and three in the international Circles Selection. These are productions from Serbia (Sombor, Lazarevac, Novi Sad, Belgrade), as well as from the region (Croatia, Montenegro, Slovenia, and North Macedonia). Under th…Read Article

Ekman / León-Lightfoot / Dawson – a dance evening of excellence at Rome Opera House

Under the artistic direction of the étoile Eleonora Abbagnato, Rome Opera House (Teatro dell’Opera di Roma) continues its curatorial approach to dance by embracing contemporary creation in an overall programming that aims to combine the classical and neoclassical repertoire with some of the latest tendencies in contemporary ballet. As part of the 2024–2025 season entitled I Volti del Potere (The Faces of Power), which has included ballets such a…Rome · Rome See the Story

Ubu Is The Symbol Of Rebellion Tyranny And Stupidity/Budget Cuts In Culture – A Serious Threat

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An Interview with Chantal Boiron, editor-in-chief for UBU Scenes d`Europe/European Stages, Paris, France. UBU European Stages is a bilingual (French/English) magazine created in 1996, UBU Scenes d`Europe/European Stages offers reflection on international artistic, theatrical and choreographic creation: files, excerpts from contemporary pieces, interviews, performance analysis, etc. In 25 years, they have published nearly 70 double issues. At the…Culture · Paris See the Story

”The Village”, Revolver Copenhagen

There is a big screen hanging above the stage on which four faces in four individual frames are apparently chatting to each other as we walk in. At the same time two other persons are busying themselves in a somewhat deconstructed space in front of us where this show will be assembled in the subsequent hour and 40 minutes. Though the first association might be a throwback to the life during the covid-19 pandemic, we are quickly reassured that ‘t…Denmark · Denmark See the Story

"The Pillars of the Earth": Bestseller and Musical. An Exclusive Interview with Ken Follett. Part II

For the first part of the interview go here. From the earliest musicals, one can trace the creators’ desire to look for ideas for the story among literary works. There are more than a hundred musical shows in existence, that are based on works of fiction or other printed publications. Les Miserables, The Phantom of the Opera, Cabaret, Wicked, Miss Saigon, and other legendary musicals use well-known and not-so-well-known literary works as the b…Musicals · Madrid Read Article

"Hamlet", Teatro La Plaza, Barbican

’To be or not to be’, that is a question with a completely new ring to it in Teatro La Plaza’s production performed by eight actors and actresses with Down’s syndrome and cognitive disabilities from Lima, Peru. For a start, there is the immensely difficult question of a right to life this demographic has historically faced, even sometimes coming from their own parents while they were still in the womb. Now as young adults, they confide to us in …Lima, Lima Region · Lima See the Story

A "Self-Portrait" By Davide Enia

Playwright, actor, director and novelist Davide Enia had his first success as a theatrical storyteller in 2002 with his one person play, Italy Brazil 3 to 2, which he wrote, performed and directed. Since then, his award-studded career has flourished, and today he is acclaimed as one of Italy’s finest theatrical storytellers. In April, he returned to Milan’s Piccolo Teatro, after his much acclaimed Eleusi in 2023, with Self-Portrait (Autorittratt…Palermo · Palermo Read Article

In black and white. “Five Nightings” by Aleksandr Volodin, directed by Eduard Tolokonnikov, produced by Polina Belkina in New York City (20-30 March, 28 May-15 June 2025)

Soviet non-conformist art emerged in the 1950s when artists dared to transcend the official canon of socialist realism that prescribed rigid themes, genres and design. The red and yellow art of Soviet propaganda was dominated by slogans and images of Marx and Marxists. The Canon ideal results in a yellow profile of Vladimir Lenin on a red background, with yellow letters shouting: “Long live proletarian revolution!” However, that same background …New York State · New York See the Story

Ewan McGregor makes an exquisite return to UK theatre in My Master Builder

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The dramas of Chekhov and Ibsen are eternally relevant because of the never-ending pertinency of their themes and they are also endlessly adaptable. Last week saw the opening of Conor McPherson’s glistening new play The Brightening Air, which brings a highly Chekhovian set-up to a ramshackle family home in 80s Sligo; now American playwright Lila Raicek offers a punchy and poisonous spin on Ibsen’s 1893 play The Master Builder. In the lead role E…London, England · London See the Story

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Claire Dowie’s Why Is John Lennon Wearing a Skirt? at the Finborough Theatre: Pioneering Queer Theatre Artist Revisits Her Greatest Hits

Terence Rattigan’s In Praise of Love at the Orange Tree Theatre: Rarely Revived 1973 Study Of Love In A Time Of Deception

Creating History, Changing the Future, or Enslaved in Eternal Present: 70th Sterijino Pozorje Festival

Ekman / León-Lightfoot / Dawson – a dance evening of excellence at Rome Opera House

Ubu Is The Symbol Of Rebellion Tyranny And Stupidity/Budget Cuts In Culture – A Serious Threat

”The Village”, Revolver Copenhagen

"The Pillars of the Earth": Bestseller and Musical. An Exclusive Interview with Ken Follett. Part II

"Hamlet", Teatro La Plaza, Barbican

A "Self-Portrait" By Davide Enia

In black and white. “Five Nightings” by Aleksandr Volodin, directed by Eduard Tolokonnikov, produced by Polina Belkina in New York City (20-30 March, 28 May-15 June 2025)

Ewan McGregor makes an exquisite return to UK theatre in My Master Builder

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