The head of the Chekhov Theatre, Dana Bjorka, speaks about the sense of belonging in Latvia's cultural environment and theatre as a facilitator of critical thinking
Dana Bjorka discusses her journey in theatre, balancing her personal life, and the emotional aspects of her artistic expressions while leading the Chekhov Theatre in Latvia.
Giuliana De Sio Takes Flight. "The Seagull" According to Dini
Filippo Dini directs a new interpretation of Chekhov's 'The Seagull', emphasizing emotional depth and the experience of solitude.
Joel Joan: 'I wanted to win an Oscar, I saw myself in Hollywood'
Actor Joel Joan debuts in Chekhov's work portraying all eight characters in an adaptation of 'Uncle Vanya' at the Teatre Romea in Barcelona.
Joel Joan plays all the roles in 'Vània'
Catalan actor Joel Joan impressively takes on eight roles in a deconstructed adaptation of Chekhov's 'Uncle Vanya' created for solo performance by Simon Stephens.
Theater Premieres of the Week
This article discusses the new theater productions opening in Spain this week, including adaptations of Chekhov's work and a contemporary play by Johnna Adams.
VIDEO: With what 'eyes' do we look at cultural events? Discussion at the Chekhov Theatre
A discussion at the Chekhov Theatre focused on the social context of art and how it shapes perception, featuring various cultural personalities.
LIVE: With what 'eyes' do we view cultural events? Discussion at the Chekhov Theatre
A discussion at the Chekhov Theatre in Latvia focusing on the societal context and perceptions of cultural events and art.
With what 'eyes' do we look at cultural events? Discussion at the Chekhov Theatre; live stream on LSM.lv
A live discussion will take place regarding the perception of art and culture, featuring notable speakers from various fields.
Interest in the Details… It Must Be Heaven
The article discusses a lecture by James Wood that explores the significance of a fleeting moment in life, as illustrated by a story from Anton Chekhov's short story 'The Kiss.'
"Bolderāja" - a melancholic waltz in a umpa-umpa style. Review of the Chekhov Theatre's performance
The review discusses the highly anticipated production "Bolderāja," directed by renowned Latvian director Seņkovs, which showcases the talents of his recent acting students and connects with the theatre's artistic legacy.
PHOTO ⟩ 'Bolderāja' premiere greeted with applause at the Mikhail Chekhov Theatre
The premiere of the play 'Bolderāja' directed by Elmārs Seņkovs was held at the Mikhail Chekhov Russian Theatre in Riga, celebrated with applause from the audience.
Are female actors still so incredibly self-absorbed?
The article discusses the contemporary adaptation of Chekhov's play "The Seagull" by Teater Västernorrland, highlighting the conflicts between an aspiring playwright and a domineering star actress.
Theater until Easter: Greek noir, Chekhov, and 6 other performances you can catch
A variety of theatrical performances, including Greek noir and Chekhov's works, are running until Easter in Greece, showcasing classic realism and modern aesthetics.
Lomas, Children, Borscht. How Ukrainians Live at the Chekhov Theatre
The article chronicles the experiences of Ukrainian artists living and working at the Chekhov Theatre in Latvia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The Word of the Priest / Take Temptations Seriously
The article discusses the themes of temptation and moral decline in society, drawing on Chekhov's story to explore the complexities of resisting temptations.
Touch, Time Flow, and Closeness in Krista Vindberge Auzniece's Exhibition at Chekhov Theatre Gallery
The exhibition 'Osculum. Basium. Suavium.' by artist Krista Vindberge Auzniece at the Chekhov Theatre Gallery will gradually transform over its four-month duration, exploring the theme of kissing in various forms.
National Theater: Staging 'The Cherry Orchard', the swan song of Anton Chekhov
The National Theater is set to stage 'The Cherry Orchard,' a celebrated play by Anton Chekhov, directed by Hector Lygizos and featuring a cast including Amalia Moutoussi, Rania Oikonomidou, Sofia Kokkali, and Yvonne Maltezou.
New Year: Decide – for Kindness
The article reflects on the enduring impact of art, using Chekhov's play "Uncle Vanya" as an example, and highlights a performance by Irish actor Andrew Scott at the National Theatre in London.