Unknown Notebooks: What Heiner Müller Wrote at Only 15 Years Old
An unknown notebook containing early writings of playwright Heiner Müller was presented at the Academy of Arts, showcasing his mature style even at a young age.
Nelson Rodrigues Filho, journalist and writer, dies in Rio at 79
Nelson Rodrigues Filho, a well-known journalist and playwright, has passed away at the age of 79 after battling health issues, including pneumonia.
The Eternal Rebellious
The article reflects on the life and reluctance of renowned poet and playwright Franz Xaver Kroetz as he reaches his 80th birthday.
Antonio Castilla Algarra, the leader of 'los pocholos' who did not want an office next to Ayuso
Antonio Castilla Algarra, a playwright and figure behind 'los pocholos', influenced Madrid's education sector without seeking formal office, despite the political controversies surrounding his connections with local authorities.
The history of lagana and a surprise recipe
The article explores the historical significance of lagana, an ancient Greek flatbread, highlighting its origins and cultural relevance in ancient Athens, particularly through the works of playwright Aristophanes.
Choosing the 'Words of Failure' Just Prolongs the End
The article analyzes how contemporary French playwright Jean-Luc Lagarce uses the concept of familial space in his works, particularly focusing on communication failures among family members.
Hanif Kureishi Against Winds and Tides
The article discusses the struggles and achievements of Hanif Kureishi, an acclaimed author and playwright, in the face of various challenges.
The thrilling drama "Position" comes to the Ugala Theater stage
The thrilling drama "Position" by New Zealand playwright Emma Kinane will premiere at the Ugala Theatre in Estonia, directed by Vallo Kirs.
"The Club of Bachelors": Fun on Stage
Krystyna Janda continues her commitment to traditional theatre by tackling works from the conservative playwright Michał Bałucki, whose work is often criticized for its clichéd characters and moralistic nature.
The war turned Alina Sarnatska into a playwright: 'I want to make theater more political'
Alina Sarnatska, a former combat medic in Ukraine, has become a playwright after her experiences at the front, aiming to bring a political dimension to theater.
A new film about Shakespeare has sparked unprecedented interest in the playwright's birthplace in Britain
A new film about Shakespeare has generated significant interest in his birthplace in Britain.
Which other Danish playwright could withstand such an experience?
The article reviews the play 'Line – altså Knutzon' at Teatret ved Sorte Hest, highlighting the unique and perhaps challenging experience of viewing works by playwright Line Knutzon.
Kishida Kunihiko Playwright Award Won by Emi Oishi and Sho Hasumi of 'Dow90000'
Emi Oishi and Sho Hasumi received the 70th Kishida Kunihiko Playwright Award in Tokyo for their respective plays, with a ceremony scheduled for May.
María Goiricelaya, playwright: 'Dying with dignity is about being able to make decisions'
Spanish playwright María Goiricelaya discusses her new works focused on themes of death and dignity in life choices.
Why being hopeful is more radical than ever now
Award-winning playwright Simon Stephens emphasizes the radical nature of hope in today’s polarized world, advocating for shared experiences in theater as a way to connect divergent viewpoints.
Theater Icon: The Grave Robbers
The article discusses the controversy surrounding the proposed disinterment of actress Therese Giehse's grave in Zurich and the intervention of playwright Franz Xaver Kroetz.
Children should feel discomfort experiencing 'hatred' through theater
A children's playwright emphasizes the importance of presenting themes of discrimination and hate in a way that encourages children to reflect and ask questions rather than simply teaching them lessons.
The Production of Inga Krasovska's Comedy 'Strange Money'
Inga Krasovska's production of the English playwright Ray Cooney's comedy 'Strange Money' will premiere in several Latvian cities starting in March.
February 10 Anniversaries: What happened on a day like today?
February 10 marks the anniversary of the birth of influential playwright Bertolt Brecht among other historical events.
INTERVIEW ⟩ The world-famous playwright flew to Tallinn for the premiere of his play
A renowned playwright traveled from America to Tallinn to attend the premiere of his play, highlighting the significance of the event.
The premiere of Ingomar Vihmari's production "In a Small Mansion" at Endla
"In a Small Mansion" is a play based on the work of Polish playwright Stanisław Ignacy Witkiewicz, directed by Ingomar Vihmar, which explores the unraveling reality of a family in a small Polish country house upon the return of their deceased mother.
'The Monsters of Us', the children's play that helps children face their fears
The play by playwright Abigail Martínez teaches children how to confront and transform their fears into strengths.
The Play Uses Comedy to Reveal Crimes in the Foundation of São Paulo
In "Between the Cross and the Cannibals," playwright Marcos Damigo humorously dismantles the heroic myths surrounding São Paulo's founding while exposing the greed and crimes of its colonization.
The true actor does not imitate, he works only on himself
Gabriele Lavia's adaptation of Eugene O'Neill's 'Long Day's Journey into Night' has received enthusiastic applause despite the playwright's original long text being condensed for performance.
The Arrival of 'The Wolf Queen', the Tragedy about the Vilified Margaret of Anjou That Shakespeare Did Not Write
The playwright and director Pau Carrió premieres a show at the TNC about Margaret of Anjou, a significant character in several of Shakespeare's works related to the Wars of the Roses.
Polarizing Salzburg: The Short Step from Darkness to Light
The article discusses the dual nature of Salzburg, contrasting its provincial qualities with its stature as a cultural capital, a theme famously explored by playwright Thomas Bernhard.
Matías Umpierrez, playwright: 'It is important to incite curiosity in an era where over-information has made us apathetic'
Argentinian playwright Matías Umpierrez emphasizes the need to spark curiosity amidst an era of overwhelming information, discussing his new play 'PLAY', which explores themes of hatred.
Yasmina Reza, the great playwright of France: "There is a lot of violence and theater in trials"
Yasmina Reza discusses her experiences attending judicial trials in France and collects these stories in her new book, 'True Cases'.
Robert Heide, Angsty Playwright and Warhol Collaborator, Dies at 91
Robert Heide, a notable playwright known for his collaborations with Andy Warhol, has passed away at the age of 91.
Gloss: The Strip Light
The article reflects on the timeless nature of human concerns and ideological madness, referencing the life and death of playwright August von Kotzebue, who was killed in 1819 due to his controversial views.
It is clear that women see the world differently. Now men need to understand that the female experience concerns them
The article discusses the successful career of playwright Tena Štivičić, highlighting her impactful dramas and the need for men to recognize the significance of women's experiences.
Biography of Ernst Toller: A Poet for the Oppressed
The article explores the life and work of Ernst Toller, a prominent playwright of the Weimar Republic who emigrated during the rise of Hitler, reflecting on the complexities of individual existence and the historical context shaping his narrative.
Iranian cinema and theater legend Bahram Beyzaï has passed away
Bahram Beyzaï, a prominent Iranian filmmaker and playwright, has died at the age of 87 in the United States after battling cancer.