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.
Who won the Theatre Critics Awards for 2025
The article discusses the winners of the Theatre Critics Awards in Czechia for the year 2025.
Premiere at the Bavarian State Theatre: 'Marat / Sade' as a Frenzy of the Revolution
The premiere of 'Marat / Sade' at the Bavarian State Theatre explores themes of freedom and equality against the backdrop of the French Revolution.
Actor Normunds Laizāns: There are still moments that make it worth being in this profession
Actor Normunds Laizāns reflects on his long career and the significance of moments in acting that keep him passionate about his profession.
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.
Winners of the Little Prince Award are Haide Männamäe and Toomas Tross
Haide Männamäe and Toomas Tross have been awarded the Little Prince Theatre Prize for their dedication to engaging young audiences.
About love, including its dark side. National Theatre's play "Ferdinand and Louise"
The National Theatre's play "Ferdinand and Louise" features grand set design and a unique blend of sacred and secular music, pushing the boundaries of traditional theatre.
Mart Koldits: the pendulum of individualism has swung too far
Mart Koldits from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre emphasizes the importance of collective development over individualism in his perspective on the arts and education.
Artists pay tribute to Juca de Oliveira: 'Talent that couldn't be explained, it was felt'
Tributes pour in for renowned Brazilian artist Juca de Oliveira, highlighting his significant contributions to theatre and the arts.
A crowd at Letná sang to celebrate Zdeněk Svěrák's 90th birthday
A large crowd gathered at Letná to sing in celebration of Zdeněk Svěrák's 90th birthday.
The 'Tama' of George Christodoulou at the Modern Theatre
The play 'Tama' by George Christodoulou is set to return to Athens after a successful summer run, promising an engaging theatrical experience for audiences.
POEM | Heljo Männi "Umbrumalus"
Elss Raidmets, a student from the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, performs Heljo Männi's poem "Umbrumalus."
The 'Mūza' nomination awarded in Klaipėda: Solist Rita Petrauskaitė recognized
Rita Petrauskaitė received the 'Mūza' nomination in Klaipėda, acknowledging her contributions to the local theater culture ahead of International Theatre Day.
‘RI TE’: desacralizing the untouchable with authority and some laughter
The performance 'RI TE' features artists Israel Galván and Marlene Monteiro Freitas in an engaging and humorous piece that challenges established norms and boundaries.
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.
Valeria Solarino in the Hypermarket of Annie Ernaux
The article discusses the theatrical adaptation of Annie Ernaux's diary on hypermarkets, featuring actresses Valeria Solarino and Silvia Gallerano.
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 premiere of Robert Wilson's 'Seven Solitudes' approaches, one of the most awaited cultural events
The premiere of Robert Wilson's 'Seven Solitudes' is set to be a significant event in the artist's legacy, being one of the last works presented after his death.
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.
Valle-Rasmus Roots has been awarded the Tõnu Kaljuste scholarship
Valle-Rasmus Roots, a doctoral student at the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre, has received the Tõnu Kaljuste scholarship for his achievements in music and conducting.
They Want to Starve and Destroy Us, Says Director of the Theatre Institute Alžbeta Vakulová
The director of the Theatre Institute, Alžbeta Vakulová, announced her resignation amidst significant budget cuts that threaten the institution's future amid plans to celebrate its 65th anniversary.
Let's go to Piraeus! - Shall we go municipal?
The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus is set to host the 8th consecutive festival "LET'S GO PIRAEUS! - SHALL WE GO MUNICIPAL?" focusing on artistic collaboration and community engagement.
"Romance, conversation and good sex". At 81, a renowned actress reveals what life was like beside her great love
Argentine actress Nora Cárpena reflects on her successful career and personal life in a recent interview.
REVIEW: The Snowboarders musical writhes around lust. It doesn't go any further
A review discusses the musical 'Snowboarders,' highlighting its themes of lust and the limitations of its narrative.
'No to transphobia, no to the red pill movement', says Du Moscovis upon receiving Shell award for actor
Actor Eduardo Moscovis criticized misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, and the red pill movement during his acceptance speech for the Shell Theatre Award.
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.
World Day of Children's Theatre: Bring Children to the Theatre!
The article emphasizes the significance of the 'World Day of Children's Theatre' in encouraging children to attend live theater performances.
What happened to the life of Noelia Noto, the first Argentine 'Annie'?
Noelia Noto, the first Argentine actress to portray 'Annie', continues her journey from her initial success in 1982 to her recent comeback in Buenos Aires.
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.
Valmiera Theatre informs about an event in memory of actor Aigars Vilims
A memorial event for actor Aigars Vilims will take place at Valmiera Theatre on March 26, honoring his contributions and adhering to his own guidelines for the commemorative service.
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 is a gift to the East Side
The Oslo City Council's decision to sell the old Munch Museum on Tøyen has sparked controversy, with accusations of political betrayal from local leaders.
Ilga Martinsone, long-time actress of Liepaja Theatre, has passed away
Ilga Martinsone, a notable actress at the Liepaja Theatre and a member of the folk ensemble 'Atštaukas', has died at the age of 87.
Ilga Martinsone, the long-time actress of the Liepaja Theatre, has died at the age of 87
Ilga Martinsone, a celebrated actress known for her long career at the Liepaja Theatre, has passed away at the age of 87.
Ayman Mhanna: 'Lebanon has become the theatre for a war between Israel and Iran'
Ayman Mhanna discusses how Lebanon has become a battleground in the conflict between Israel and Iran.
If Houellebecq Were Just a Cold Cynic, I Wouldn't Read Him, Says Tomáš Ráliš About the Adaptation of the Novel Destroy
Director Tomáš Ráliš has premiered an adaptation of Michel Houellebecq's controversial novel 'Destroy' at the Komedie Theatre in Prague.
Dance company takes over bowling alley to defy assumptions about disability
Restless Dance Theatre challenges perceptions of disability with its performance 'Guttered' in a bowling alley, emphasizing the importance of allowing individuals to take risks and fail to foster growth.
Kharkiv's opera and ballet theatre performances continue despite war
Kharkiv's opera and ballet theatre continues to stage performances amid ongoing bombing, reflecting the city's resilience.
Premiere of "The Wall" at the Central Theatre in Munich: A Woman Finds Happiness in Solitude
The premiere of "The Wall" features Kathrin von Steinburg in a captivating performance inspired by Marlen Haushofer's novel, exploring themes of solitude and happiness.
Gillian Anderson to get ‘in the ring’ with Billy Crudup for Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? in London
Gillian Anderson is set to star alongside Billy Crudup in a West End revival of the classic play "Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" directed by Marianne Elliott.
How Many Activists Fit in an Aquarium?
The article discusses the premiere of 'Endless Summer,' a play by Priit Põldma that tells the story of four climate activists navigating life over a decade.
REVIEW: The Avant-Garde Dance Evening at the National Theatre is Lyrical, Exciting, and Breathtaking
The dance evening at the National Theatre showcases avant-garde performances that enchant and excite the audience.
Johhan Rosenberg's play 'Öömaaeg' premieres at Von Krahli Theatre
The play 'Öömaaeg' directed by Johhan Rosenberg will premiere on April 8 at Von Krahli Theatre in collaboration with Elektron.art.
Theatre must be performed outside of theatres
The article discusses the immersive experience of watching plays in unconventional venues like prisons and cemeteries, exemplifying a performance about the anarchist Salvador Puig Antich.
Willem Dafoe Writes the Message for World Theatre Day 2026
The International Theatre Institute has selected American actor Willem Dafoe to write the message for World Theatre Day 2026.
Ghost in the Machine
The Municipal Theatre of Piraeus presents 'Ghost in the Machine', a unique walking and artistic intervention conceived by artist George Drivas.
The Actor from Teatro Oficina Takes Gregório de Matos to Book and Prisons of the Country
Ricardo Bittencourt's monologue 'Boca a Boca - Um Solo para Gregório' will be published as a book and he will also conduct theatre workshops in prisons as part of a rehabilitation project.
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.
David Walliams suffers fresh blow with tour shows axed after being dropped by publisher
David Walliams' upcoming tour shows have been cancelled following his removal from his publishing deal amidst ongoing controversies.