Composer Zane Dombrovska on the journey to her new album: Two years ago I accidentally deleted all the material
Composer Zane Dombrovska discusses her musical journey, the creation of her new album, and the challenges she faced, including accidentally deleting her material two years ago.
The Witty Figaro Will Invade the Stage of the Kaunas State Musical Theatre
A new production of Mozart's "The Marriage of Figaro" will be staged at the Kaunas State Musical Theatre, featuring a local cast and performed in Lithuanian.
Johan Elm's New Production Asks What the True Cost of Being Alive Is
Johan Elm's new play explores the challenges of living with disabilities and the yearning for closeness, care, and love.
Review: A guest arrives who brings patience and laughter
The article discusses a new theatre production titled 'Mr. Green's Guest' by Jeff Baron, focusing on the humorous and warm interaction between two men.
A Traffic Jam in the Center of Plzeň, Roadworks Will Paralyze the Busy Intersection near the New Theatre
The article discusses upcoming roadworks in Plzeň that will lead to significant traffic disruptions at a key intersection near the New Theatre.
Passion of Christ: VIDEO shows how the unprecedented scene of Jesus ascending to heaven will be
The Society of Theatre of Fazenda Nova has released a video showcasing a new scene where Jesus ascends to heaven in the 2026 Passion of Christ play.
This 'tender and dark' comedy might inspire you to quit your job
A new play titled 'Do Not Pass Go' explores the melancholic absurdity of workplace culture, potentially inspiring audiences to reconsider their jobs.
Review ⟩ The Essence of the Hero is Revealed When You Take Away the Viewer
A review of Andreas Aadel's production "The Hero with a Thousand Faces" at the Tartu New Theatre explores its connections to Joseph Campbell's influential work.
Südalinna Theatre Opens its Doors to New Sounds and Audiences
Südalinna Theatre in Estonia will host the COMPOSTER festival from March 19-21, 2026, featuring electroacoustic music and audiovisual art.
Theatre critics in Scotland decry ‘London-centric’ reviewing policy for One Day musical
Scottish theatre critics have condemned the Royal Lyceum Theatre's decision to limit reviews of its new musical 'One Day' to local publications, calling it a 'London-centric' approach.
South Africa: New Play Honors Murdered Environmental Activist Fikile Ntshangase
A new play titled 'Isitha Sabantu' honors the life and legacy of Fikile Ntshangase, a murdered environmental activist who opposed coal mining near Hluhluwe-iMfolozi park.
Karyofyllia Karabeti returns, 29 years later, to the iconic role of Medea
Karyofyllia Karabeti is set to reprise her legendary role as Medea after 29 years in a new summer production directed by Nikita Milivojević.
Minister approved Qld theatre name before public vote, documents show
Documents reveal that Arts Minister John-Paul Langbroek approved the name 'Glasshouse Theatre' for Queensland's new venue prior to any public voting.
Queensland arts minister ignored recommendation that new theatre be named after poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal
Queensland's arts minister overlooked a recommendation to name a new theatre after the Aboriginal poet Oodgeroo Noonuccal, leading to controversy and public outcry.
Marco Nanini will perform 'Endgame' directed by Rodrigo Portella in SP
The classic play 'Endgame' by Samuel Beckett will have a new interpretation directed by Rodrigo Portella, featuring actor Marco Nanini in São Paulo.
A Game from the World of Modelling. The Theatre in Mladá Boleslav Opens a Scene for the Young
The theatre in Mladá Boleslav is introducing a new platform focused on young talents in modeling.
The Valmiera Theatre performance will unveil well-known Latvian film characters as objects of audience admiration
A new performance by the Valmiera Theatre explores the significance of iconic Latvian film characters and their impact on audience perceptions.
Top Actor Portrays Vesa-Matti Loiri in New Play
A new play about the late Finnish entertainer Vesa-Matti Loiri, titled 'The Story of the Laughing Vagabond,' will premiere at the Helsinki City Theatre this fall.
A comedy about our need to exist in a society filled with absurdities and exclusions
Zeti Fitsiu returns with her new comedy "The From Below," which touches on societal absurdities and exclusion, following the success of her previous work.
Jacinto Benavente: how to dust off a Nobel
The Spanish Theatre premieres a new production of Jacinto Benavente's 'La malquerida', featuring Aitana Sánchez-Gijón almost 40 years after her initial performance in the same play.
Édouard Louis' new book has been published in Estonian and performed on the stage of the Drama Theatre
Édouard Louis' latest book, published in Estonian, tells the story of his mother's struggles and transformation.
UK theatre is beating Broadway - but still has a big problem
British theatre is flourishing, outpacing Broadway in attendance, yet many venues face financial challenges as revealed by a new report.
Vanesa Martín at the Gran Rex: when is the new date in Buenos Aires and how to buy tickets
Spanish artist Vanesa Martín has added a second show in Buenos Aires on May 9, following the sell-out of her original performance on May 8 at the Gran Rex Theatre.
The National Theatre Brno is preparing a total of sixteen premieres, including a play about cyber scams
The National Theatre Brno is set to launch sixteen new productions, including a play that tackles the issue of cyber scams.
The National Theatre Vanemuine has invented a new opera house in Tallinn. But how much will it all cost?
The National Theatre Vanemuine is exploring the construction of a new opera house in Tallinn following restrictions imposed by the Estonia National Opera on their performances.
Maarja Mänd is the winner of the Good Theatre Award
Maarja Mänd, the artistic director of Tartu New Theatre, has been awarded the Good Theatre Award by the Estonian Theatre Researchers and Critics Association.
A Boom in Polish Musicals: 'We Are No Longer the Poor Relatives of New York or London'
The article discusses the growth and evolution of the Polish musical theatre scene, emphasizing its emerging identity and independence from the influences of Broadway and the West End.
Michaela Strachan has fronted 50 shows across 40 years, but is still holding out for Strictly
Michaela Strachan, a veteran British presenter, celebrates her 60th birthday while launching a new theatre show and expresses her long-time desire to compete on Strictly Come Dancing.
Iran War Lessons... Avoid Mistakes with Fighter Jets, India is Creating a New Command for the Three Armed Forces
India is accelerating its efforts to strengthen its armed forces by establishing Joint Theatre Commands, integrating the army, navy, and air force under a single command.
Kantseliidi striptease in Finnish style
The new production 'Academic Short Circuit' at Vanemuine showcases the performance of Maria Annus as a social psychology professor delivering her story in an engaging lecture format.
Paddington and Into the Woods up for 11 Olivier awards each
The musical adaptations of Paddington and Into the Woods lead the nominations for the Olivier Awards, each receiving eleven nominations including Best New Musical and multiple individual categories.
Freedom without firearms. Review of the New Riga Theatre's production "Don Quixote"
A review of the New Riga Theatre's production of "Don Quixote" discusses the themes of literature, escapism, and the historical context of Cervantes' work.
Marina Aslanoglou in "Ecclesiazousai"
Marina Aslanoglou is set to play Praxagora in a new production of Aristophanes' comedy "Ecclesiazousai" directed by Themis Moumoulidis, scheduled for the summer of 2026.
With the slogan 'Free Winds,' the National Theatre of Latvia presents the key productions of the 108th season
The National Theatre of Latvia is set to showcase significant productions of its 108th season, including new adaptations of Latvian literature and a special concert for Theatre Day.
I had sky-high expectations for the new Tove Ditlevsen production. It ended with a scandal for the history books
A much-anticipated production of Tove Ditlevsen's work in Berlin sparked intense controversy and disappointment among attendees.
The content of the program 'Latvia's School Bag' will be supplemented by new cultural events for children and youth
A new initiative aims to enrich the 'Latvia's School Bag' program with cultural projects focusing on children and youth, supported by grants from the State Culture Capital Foundation.
I was chosen by Cocciante, now I am Esmeralda
Riccardo Cocciante, at 80 years old, celebrates his continued impact on music and theatre with a new album, an upcoming tour, and the return of his famous musical 'Notre Dame de Paris' to Italian theaters.
Unexpected changes for G. Glemžaitė and M. Stonkus's fans
Famous actors G. Glemžaitė and M. Stonkus announce the last performances of their comedy "Gal nedarom tragedijos" before working on a new project.
Mikkeli Theatre Used All Possible Savings Measures – Now It Has a Hit Performance and New Actors
Mikkeli Theatre is experiencing a resurgence with a new hit production and increased audience engagement after facing financial challenges.
The Elocution of Benjamin Franklin review – Simon Burke is extraordinary in this timely queer classic
A review of a new production of the queer classic play "The Elocution of Benjamin Franklin" highlights Simon Burke's exceptional performance in a story that explores themes of sexuality and societal persecution.
“Donald” by Stefano Massini arrives for world premiere in the UK: a portrait of Trump between business and media
The world premiere of 'Donald', a new play by Stefano Massini, will take place in the UK this autumn, depicting the life of Donald Trump before his political career.
Conservative theatre-making will kill the UK industry, says National’s director
Indhu Rubasingham, the artistic director of the National Theatre, warns that conservative approaches in theatre are detrimental to its future and calls for a commitment to new writing and creative risk.
EastEnders Heather Trott star Cheryl Fergison lands new job with Katie Price
Cheryl Fergison, known for her role in EastEnders, has landed a new job starring in a UK stage play alongside Katie Price.
What's new in theaters? The theme of aging is being addressed on Latvia's stages
The new play 'When We'll Be Young Again' at the Latvian National Theatre explores themes of aging, particularly in relation to older actors' employment.
The Garden of Earthly Delights
The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is set to showcase 'The Garden of Earthly Delights,' a new creation by choreographer Spyros Kouvaras and the Greek-French contemporary dance company Synthesis 748 Dance Co., from April 16 to 21.
Review: The Midlife Crisis in Your Head or Meditative Rave at the New Theatre
The review discusses a fresh production at Tartu New Theatre, comparing it to guided meditation and a classroom evening.
A musical story for the Greeks who endured…
The musical performance 'ASTORIA' brings to life the struggles and resilience of Greek immigrants in 1920s and 1930s New York, set in an Astoria café that serves as a heart for the community.
Vanemuise's New Production Examines the Opposition Between the Business and Academic World
A new theatrical production at the Vanemuine Theatre delves into the conflict between academia and the business world, focusing on the struggles of a social psychology professor.
João Bosco will perform in the United States to celebrate his 80th birthday
Brazilian singer and composer João Bosco will kick off his 80th birthday celebrations with a concert on April 25 at the McCarter Theatre Center in New Jersey.
"Almost Equal, Almost Brother", a stage creation on money and racism by Christophe Rauck
Christophe Rauck's new production at the Théâtre des Amandiers in Nanterre explores themes of money and racism through the work of Swedish-Tunisian author Jonas Hassen Khemiri.