Édouard Louis will hold free meetings with the public at a theater festival in SP
French writer Édouard Louis will host two free public events in São Paulo during the International Theater Showcase, MITsp.
Don't attack us, theater artists urge the Minister of Culture
Theater artists in Czechia have called on the Minister of Culture to refrain from attacks on their sector amidst ongoing challenges.
Klata sold 'The Teutonic Knights' in Warsaw. Sienkiewicz in the spirit of Black Sabbath
Jan Klata's theatrical adaptation of 'The Teutonic Knights' resonates with contemporary geopolitical issues, drawing parallels to current conflicts.
Carla Conte: a friendship that is now love, the surgery that changed her life and her return to theater
Carla Conte is set to make a triumphant return to the theater while also celebrating personal milestones in her love life and health.
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.
"Come from Away" is a ray of sunshine that is contagious
"Come from Away" is praised for its uplifting message and ability to spread joy amidst the current atmosphere of negativity.
The Paradox of Simplicity – A Review of the National Opera's Productions "The Peasant's Honor" and "Pagliacci"
The article reviews productions of the operas "The Peasant's Honor" and "Pagliacci," highlighting the excellence of verismo in one performance and the mediocrity leading to disaster in another.
Panagiotis Kastriotis: "...In our country, we have the drama within us very intensely..."
A new theater production titled "The Termites" explores the challenges faced by caregivers of the disabled and will run for two more performances in March.
A man stared with an anxious look – in the morning, Anneli realized that she may have seen the murderer of Olof Palme
Anneli Korhonen believes she might have seen Olof Palme's murderer while leaving a movie theater in Stockholm in 1986.
The Empire Theater: the centenary jewel that was a radio auditorium, art cinema, and temple of nudity
The Empire Theater in Argentina is a historic venue that has served various artistic functions over the decades, adapting to cultural shifts.
Love Conquers All plays the song Ber
A performance of the song 'Ber' from the play 'Love Conquers All' was highlighted in the news.
The actress Ottavia Piccolo: 'A nice no to protect our children and grandchildren'
Ottavia Piccolo expresses her determination to vote against specific policies on March 22-23, emphasizing the importance of protecting future generations.
AI Boulevard Comedy in Vienna: The Lady Without Restart
The article discusses the premiere of Moritz Rinke's play "Sophia or The End of Humanists" in Vienna, which explores themes of artificial intelligence and consciousness.
Foo Fighters cover and theatrical plays heat up the weekend in Uberlândia and Uberaba
The article highlights cultural events happening in Uberlândia and Uberaba, including Foo Fighters cover shows and theatrical performances.
In Ostrava, a play about euthanasia will be introduced. The audience will vote as a jury
A new play addressing the controversial topic of euthanasia will premiere in Ostrava, inviting audience members to participate as jurors in the discussion.
Luis Brandoni and Eduardo Blanco: from the ‘chemistry’ they share to the dream of perpetuating Parque Lezama and the concern for old age
Luis Brandoni and Eduardo Blanco reflect on their long-running theater production and the transition to its cinematic adaptation, highlighting their emotional journey.
"Original from Vienna", Episode 28: Artist with a Beautiful Soul
This article reflects on the life and legacy of Elfriede Ott, a notable Austrian actress celebrated for her strong character and artistic contributions.
Theater play subverts classic myth and celebrates the beauty of difference
A theatrical adaptation of Anne Carson's 'Autobiography of Red' is performed at Sesc Paulista, directed by Daniela Thomas and featuring Bianca Comparato, exploring themes of identity and acceptance.
Weekend features exhibitions at museums, theater, and fairs in Campo Grande; see the schedule
Campo Grande will host a culturally rich weekend featuring the reopening of theaters and a new photography exhibition.
Karusoo: Those Leaving Ukraine and Those Staying Must Listen to Each Other
Merle Karusoo emphasizes the need for understanding between Ukrainians who leave and those who stay, in order to rebuild the country together.
PHOTO ⟩ The premiere of the play 'Silk Snake' took place at the Latvian National Theater
The Latvian National Theater hosted the premiere of the play 'Silk Snake', directed by Laura and based on Guntis Bojārs' literary work.
Fernando de Noronha confirms the 32nd edition of the Passion of Christ spectacle
The 32nd edition of the Passion of Christ in Fernando de Noronha will take place on April 3 and 4, featuring a local cast and attracting both residents and tourists.
Kaie Mihkelson: Theater Expands the Soul
Renowned Estonian actress Kaie Mihkelson reflects on her extensive career and the impact of theater on personal and cultural understanding.
The theater and dance premieres of the week
This article reviews the latest theater and dance premieres in Spain, including works by notable directors and choreographers.
Without moral credibility, the UN is just a theater
The article critiques the UN for its perceived lack of moral credibility and effectiveness in addressing global conflicts while promoting questionable appointments.
REVIEW: The Comedy Unexpected Summer May Overwhelm with Positive Energy
A review discusses the comedic play 'Unexpected Summer' and its potential overpowering positivity.
Henrik Palle: Politics is theater, where knowing your lines is crucial
The first round of party leader debates in the reality series 'Parliamentary Election 2026' proceeded predictably but with professionalism, according to Henrik Palle.
What to do in Buenos Aires this weekend, 55 plans to enjoy from Friday, February 27 to Sunday, March 1, including concerts, theater, cinema, streaming, exhibitions, and free events
This weekend offers a variety of concerts, theater, cinema, streaming, and exhibitions in Buenos Aires, featuring local artists across different musical genres.
Ariel Tarico: how he got Campanella to debut as an "actor", the fears that haunt him, and his relationship with power
Ariel Tarico stars in his new comedy show 'Llegamos tarde' at Teatro Politeama, exploring his artistic journey and partnerships.
Sister in Action will kick off at the Plzeň New Stage
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Should an opera soloist also be an actor? A conversation with the creative team of the performance 'The Farmer's Honor'
This article discusses the artistic collaboration behind the performance 'The Farmer's Honor' at the Latvian National Opera, emphasizing the importance of acting skills for opera singers.
Brega music, theater, and visit to a bunker: check out the cultural agenda this weekend in BH
This weekend's cultural agenda in Belo Horizonte includes events featuring brega music, theater performances, and a special event related to post-Carnival celebrations.
The nominees for the theater awards have been revealed
The nominees for the 2025 Estonian Theater Awards have been announced, with winners to be declared on International Theatre Day.
Cinema Does Not Love Death
Nikos Karathanous directs a summer tribute performance reflecting on the essence of classic Greek cinema and its nostalgic beauty.
Don't miss: The tragicomic film A Minor Accident and the fascinating Transformations by the duo SKUTR
The article highlights several artistic productions including a poetic adventure film featuring Tereza Ramba, an acclaimed drama set in the Middle East, and innovative theater performances by the SKUTR duo, along with an art exhibition by a notable Czech painter now in France.
INTERVIEW: Johan Elm: I am concerned about piece work in theaters
Johan Elm, the chair of the jury for theater awards in Estonia, expresses concerns about the increasing trend of ensemble performances, which complicates the selection of award nominees and may be unfair to other contributors.
Rhythm. Body. Decadence: Cirk La Putyka bids farewell to the production Rest In Euphoria
Cirk La Putyka's production 'Rest In Euphoria' is an immersive cabaret experience that challenges traditional theater conventions, blending acrobatic feats with themes of freedom and intimacy.
Ariadna Gil, actress: "I didn't see 'The Lord of the Rings' until I had no choice"
Spanish actress Ariadna Gil shares her thoughts on not watching 'The Lord of the Rings' and discusses her recent role in 'Maria Magdalena' and upcoming part in 'Return to Haifa.'
An actor dropped out of the play Hairspray, starring Damián Betular
Actor Pablo Turturiello announced his departure from the Argentine theatrical production of Hairspray before its debut.
Deaths: He was the guardian of his father's works and marked culture in his own way
Nelson Rodrigues Filho, known for his contributions to Brazilian theater and culture, dedicated his life to preserving and adapting his father's works while also engaging in political activism.
Cultural Agenda: What to Do on the Last Weekend of February in Belém
The last weekend of February in Belém features vibrant samba parades and various cultural events, including the theatrical production 'Job'.
Greek classics explored in a course at Teatro Ágora with Celso Frateschi
Teatro Ágora in São Paulo will offer a course on dramatic literature from March, featuring theater professor Welington Andrade and actor Celso Frateschi.
Theater Creates Farce about the Palme Investigation: “We Will Never Be Able to Surpass Reality”
A theater in Umeå, Sweden, has produced a rock opera about the unresolved murder case of Olof Palme, reflecting on its impact on Swedish society.
Theater 2026: from commercial titles to intimate works and the return of La revista del Cervantes at marked-up prices
The theater scene in Buenos Aires is diversifying with a mix of commercial hits and alternative productions in unique spaces.
Premier of the Long-Awaited Play in the Capital: Celebrated Faces Gathered
The eagerly anticipated play 'Teach Me' directed by Laura Kutkaitė premiered in Vilnius, attracting notable figures from the theater community.
John Njie in his first leading role: "Nice to play a whole person"
John Njie reflects on his first leading role in the upcoming play 'Shifters', where he embodies a complex character grappling with feelings of abandonment.
Award-winning show about Dercy Gonçalves arrives in São Pedro da Aldeia this weekend
Grace Gianoukas presents a monologue about Dercy in São Pedro da Aldeia, with performances scheduled for February 28 and March 1.
The premiere of a performance at Tartu Uues Teater that the audience cannot see
A new immersive performance at Tartu Uues Teater invites audiences to experience the story of a hero without the use of sight, requiring them to wear blindfolds.
Actors do want to act. Perhaps that is the problem.
The article explores the challenges of adapting Annie Ernaux's anti-psychological biography 'The Years' for the theater, emphasizing its collective narrative over individual emotional identification.
It was a bad idea on paper. Unfortunately, it is also in practice
The adaptation of Annie Ernaux's novel 'The Years' to theater has been criticized as a potentially misguided venture, particularly given the expectations of theatrical productions.