"We All Have a Fractured Life": The Actor Who Portrayed Perón and Today Plays a Poet with a Tragic End
Osmar Núñez discusses his performance centered on the life of Federico García Lorca, revealing personal insights into his family life as well.
The first annual award of the Dramaturgs Association is received by writer Lelde Stumbre
Lelde Stumbre won the first annual award from the Dramaturgs Association for her play 'Durvis aizveras', determined by a reader jury voting.
The Summer Shakespeare Festival will open with The Comedy of Errors
The Summer Shakespeare Festival in Czechia will kick off with a performance of The Comedy of Errors.
Giota Seremeti: "...the theater is alive and lives in the now..."
The play 'Paradise - The Room is Air-Conditioned' returns for its second year at Theatre 104, directed by Giota Seremeti and presented by the Seven Sisters troupe.
Maris Nõlvak: at some point, one must separate the role from oneself
Tallinna Linnateatri actress Maris Nõlvak discusses her journey towards becoming an actress and the importance of separating herself from the roles she plays.
Roman Holý on the ocean, trains, and J.A.R.: "You want blood? You want blood? I hate interviews!"
Musician Roman Holý discusses his latest theater production while expressing his disdain for interviews and personal topics.
Paul Thomas Anderson and Maya Rudolph, Hollywood's most discreet couple: the actress's sacrifices, awards for the director, and 25 years of relationship
The article discusses the long-standing relationship between director Paul Thomas Anderson and actress Maya Rudolph, highlighting her career sacrifices for family and Anderson's recent Oscar win.
Always Say Yes to Him. Madness According to Eduardo
The article discusses the play "Always Say Yes to Him" by Eduardo, focusing on how madness is portrayed comically and dramatically.
"Intense and not always easy," says Pedro Waddington about working with his parents
Pedro Waddington discusses the complexities of working in the family business while enjoying his time at Lollapalooza.
The "Dramaturgs Association" Annual Award Given to Lelde Stumbre
Lelde Stumbre received the inaugural "Dramaturgs Association" Annual Award for her play "Durvis aizveras" at the original dramaturgy festival "Pie mums martā."
VAR-THEATER ⟩ The 3 mistakes of the referees in 18 seconds, reading the Paide goal and the disgusted Levadia head coach
The article discusses a football match between FCI Levadia and Paide Linnameeskond, citing significant referee errors that impacted the game's outcome, drawing parallels to the famous 2022 World Cup final.
Actor Juca de Oliveira is buried in the Araçá Cemetery, in downtown SP
Actor and playwright Juca de Oliveira was buried at the Araçá Cemetery in São Paulo after passing away at the age of 91.
Critic who watched 200 performances in a year: this show made him chew his nails in excitement
The critic Danzumees reviewed around 200 theater productions over the past year and shared his most memorable experiences on Vikerraadio.
Handel's 'Alcina': The Regensburg Theater Can Also Do Baroque Opera
The Regensburg Theater successfully showcases Handel's opera 'Alcina', highlighting impressive performances and emotional depth.
Illuminating the distinctive, underlying, and sarcastic humor that permeates Kafka's tragic vision
The last short story by Franz Kafka, 'Josephine the Singer or The Mouse Folk' (1924), is transformed into a musical theater performance by the Greek National Opera's Alternative Stage.
An explicit literaryization in the production of Tove Ditlevsen's 'Copenhagen Trilogy'
The production of Tove Ditlevsen's 'Copenhagen Trilogy' at Malmö Stadsteater has garnered a positive response from audiences, in contrast to a previous staging in Berlin that resulted in protests.
Theater: It must be
Stefanie Reinsperger humorously criticizes her role in the play 'We Are Still Here' while showcasing her talent in a challenging performance at the Burgtheater in Vienna.
After 2000 years, a Roman theater for 4,000 spectators is unearthed
Braga, Portugal, has unearthed its ancient Roman theater, which accommodates 4,000 spectators and dates back to the time when the city was known as Bracara Augusta.
Theatrical Critic: The Best Roles and Productions Were Not Nominated This Year
A prominent Estonian theatrical critic expressed disappointment that his favorite productions and performances were overlooked in the annual theater awards nominations.
Actress Akvelīna Līvmane: No one else will help me, I can only help myself
Latvian actress Akvelīna Līvmane shares her belief in self-reliance and the importance of personal agency in overcoming life's challenges.
Raúl Lavié: a tribute to Piazzolla, his routine at 88 years, and what he still has in store
At 88 years old, Raúl Lavié continues to pay homage to Piazzolla, remaining vibrant and actively involved in theater and an upcoming European tour.
Caio and Ricardo Blat Relive Kafka in a Play about the Miseries and Obsessions of Artists
The play 'Subversão Kafka' explores the struggles and obsessions of artists, through characters from Franz Kafka's stories, performed by Caio and Ricardo Blat in São Paulo.
Farewell to director Jānis Streičs will take place in Riga
A farewell event for renowned director Jānis Streičs will be held today in Riga.
The Fever for Musicals Accelerates the Renewal of the Scene in Madrid, the Third Top Destination in the World
The rise in popularity of musicals in Madrid is driving the renewal of the city's theater scene, expanding capacities, updating technical equipment, and offering novel experiences.
Went to watch Dhurandhar-2, started working on the laptop in the theater... Video
A viral video of a woman working on her laptop during a screening of 'Dhurandhar 2' has sparked discussions about corporate work culture and pressure.
'I'm afraid to walk in the street,' says actress Rafaela Azevedo
Actress Rafaela Azevedo discusses her new play 'A Igreja da Fran,' which humorously explores the dynamics of faith and power.
Juca de Oliveira: actor and playwright marked the history of Brazilian theater and television
Juca de Oliveira, a prominent Brazilian actor and playwright, passed away at the age of 91, marking a significant loss for the country's theater and television history.
Musical celebrates 60 years of TV Globo with television classics and nostalgia
A new theatrical production, 'Espelho Mágico - TV Globo - 60 anos, o musical', celebrates the 60th anniversary of Brazil's TV Globo through nostalgic performances of unforgettable moments from its history.
VIDEOS: RJ2 on Saturday, March 21, 2026
Several significant events were reported in Brazil including the death of a notable TV and theater figure, incidents of police violence, and discussions surrounding prominent legal and political figures.
Juca de Oliveira's Wake Brings Together Veteran Artists from Theater and TV
The wake of actor, writer, and director Juca de Oliveira brought together artists from both new and old generations of theater and television, along with friends and family in São Paulo.
Zezé Motta cries while watching for the first time the musical about her journey; see video
Zezé Motta was moved to tears while watching a musical about her life for the first time at its premiere in São Paulo.
Juca de Oliveira: in 2009, actor was on a solo tour directed by Jô Soares with criticism of Brazilian politicians; recall
The article reflects on the legacy of actor and playwright Juca de Oliveira, who recently passed away, recalling his solo performance that critiqued Brazilian politicians during a 2009 tour.
Being able to choose is my greatest success, says Paulo Vilhena on returning to the stage
Actor Paulo Vilhena discusses his return to the theater after a five-year hiatus to focus on family and personal choices.
VIDEOS: AB1 of Saturday, March 21, 2026
Brazilian theater and television icon Juca de Oliveira has passed away at the age of 91, alongside several other significant news events from the country.
The body of actor Juca de Oliveira is mourned in SP
Actor and playwright Juca de Oliveira is being honored in a wake in São Paulo after his passing at the age of 91.
VIDEOS: JL1 of Saturday, March 21, 2026
This article reports on various Brazilian news highlights including the death of TV and theater star Juca de Oliveira, police actions against animal cruelty, and significant political developments.
Juca de Oliveira's funeral will be this Saturday in a ceremony for friends and family
The body of Brazilian actor and playwright Juca de Oliveira will be laid to rest on Saturday in a private ceremony in São Paulo.
Higher School of Performing Arts: The main changes and reactions to the new bill
The Greek parliament is set to vote on a bill establishing a Higher School of Performing Arts, aiming to fill the absence of university education in theater, dance, and music in Greece, despite facing criticism from some sectors of the artistic community.
REVIEW: The rock musical 'Romeo and Julia' makes a comeback – is there really a need to improve on a perfect story?
The iconic rock musical 'Romeo & Julia' is set to return in a grand production, sparking debate on whether such classics need reimagining.
Juca de Oliveira combined art with political activism and was a political exile in Bolivia
Juca de Oliveira, a notable Brazilian actor and playwright, passed away, leaving behind a legacy intertwined with political activism and a notable history of exile during Brazil's military dictatorship.
The unusual gift that Ricardo Darín received in the middle of a performance: 'I almost fainted'
Ricardo Darín received a heartfelt gift for his newborn grandson during a theater performance, highlighting his recent role as a new grandfather.
Semi-breve Show is this Saturday, 21, at the II Theater Festival of Tapajós in Santarém
The comedy duo Las Cabaças will perform their show 'Semi-breve' at the II Theater Festival of Tapajós in Santarém, Brazil, with free admission.
Show the Wound
Wolfram Lotz and David Hugendick engage in a public discussion about stuttering and writing, drawing from both personal experiences and recent literature.
IS: Johannes Holopainen found a new job
Finnish actor Johannes Holopainen has taken a new position teaching performing arts at a high school in Kiuruvesi, North Savonia.
Ary Fontoura, Adriane Galisteu, and others mourn the death of Juca de Oliveira; actor died at 91 years old
The death of Brazilian actor Juca de Oliveira at 91 ignited tributes from various celebrities on social media.
Remember the roles of Juca de Oliveira on TV, from 'O Clone' to 'Avenida Brasil'
The actor Juca de Oliveira, who passed away on Saturday, made significant contributions to theater and television, memorable for his roles in various popular Brazilian series.
Juca de Oliveira, one of the greatest names in Brazilian performing arts, dies at 91
Juca de Oliveira, a renowned Brazilian actor, director, and playwright, passed away at 91 on Saturday morning after a career spanning seven decades.
Juca de Oliveira: six decades of memorable characters in TV and cinema
Brazilian actor Juca de Oliveira passed away at 91, leaving behind a significant legacy in theater, television, and cinema.
Juca de Oliveira dies: see IMAGES of the actor and playwright's journey
The actor and playwright Juca de Oliveira passed away at the age of 91 due to pneumonia and a heart condition.
Juca de Oliveira, actor, dies at 91
Brazilian actor and playwright Juca de Oliveira passed away at the age of 91 due to pneumonia complications in São Paulo.