REVIEW: Joys and Sorrows in Bolderāja – A Production by the Russian Drama Theatre of Riga
The play 'Bolderāja' at the Russian Drama Theatre of Riga explores the complexities of love and marriage through the interwoven stories of three families.
"Bolderāja" - a melancholic waltz in a umpa-umpa style. Review of the Chekhov Theatre's performance
The review discusses the highly anticipated production "Bolderāja," directed by renowned Latvian director Seņkovs, which showcases the talents of his recent acting students and connects with the theatre's artistic legacy.
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.
The KNAB Will Evaluate the Content of the Dailes Theatre's Production 'Order No. 2'
The KNAB will assess the content of the Dailes Theatre's production about former President Valdis Zatlers’ 2011 decree as soon as it begins its performances.
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.
Review. The Drama Theatre's "Caligula" or Camus Without Existentialism
The review discusses a production of 'Caligula' by Albert Camus, emphasizing its historical-political interpretation over its philosophical and poetic aspects.
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.
Should an opera soloist also be an actor? A conversation with the creative team of the production 'The Peasant's Honor'
This article features a discussion about the opera 'The Peasant's Honor,' focusing on the importance of acting skills for opera singers.
"Rahamaa" Goes International: Estonia's Popular Production Will Be Performed Abroad This Summer
The popular Estonian play "Rahamaa" will be performed at the Tampere Theatre Festival in August, with tickets already on sale.
Latvian Classic 'In the Fire' as an Eco-Production. Rudolf Blaumanis' Play is Being Created at the National Theater
The premiere of the play 'In the Fire' by Rudolf Blaumanis will take place on March 12, at the National Theater of Latvia, emphasizing the themes of love and jealousy that resonate with contemporary audiences.
Katerina Parisinou: '...Let the light win...'
The article discusses the theatrical production of 'Lo', a sci-fi noir directed by Lefteris Papakostas, featuring Katerina Parisinou in the lead role, which invites audiences to engage closely with the performance.
Call the Midwife icon announces huge career move as series 15 comes to an end
Linda Bassett, known for her role in 'Call the Midwife,' announces her move to a stage production after the conclusion of the show's 15th series.
KNAB after Shlesers' complaint about the play 'Order No. 2': The office does not assess or censor works of art
The KNAB concluded that there is no hidden pre-election campaigning in the Dailes Theatre's production 'Order No. 2', despite politician Shlesers' complaint.
Colleague Awards Presented on the Birthday of Rakvere Theatre
Rakvere Theatre celebrated its 86th birthday with the announcement of colleague awards for achievements in theater production and performance.
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.
He is mediocrity itself – and that is fantastic
The article discusses an ironic characterization of a production of 'Amadeus' at Aalborg Theatre, critiquing it for being overly complicated while acknowledging one redeeming factor.
KNAB responds to Šlesers that it does not see hidden pre-election campaigning in the upcoming Dailes Theatre performance
The Corruption Prevention and Combatation Bureau (KNAB) has stated that it sees no evidence of hidden pre-election campaigning in a forthcoming Dailes Theatre production concerning former President Valdis Zatlers' 2011 decree, despite requests from politician Ainars Šlesers to halt the show.
KNAB does not see hidden pre-election campaigning in the Dailes Theatre production 'Order No. 2'
The Latvian Anti-Corruption Bureau (KNAB) found no evidence of hidden political campaigning in the Dailes Theatre's production, despite concerns raised by politician Šlesers.
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.
"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.
The Heavy Scent of Untried Eroticism Infects the Entire Salon
In a production directed by Elin Stjärnstrand, 'Jonah' unfolds as a seamless quartet about coming of age and Ana's encounters with three young men.
Raudsepp: Playing Comedy is Like Preparing for a Sporting Performance
Director Peeter Raudsepp compares the art of comedy performance to preparing for a sports event, highlighting the skills demonstrated by student actors in their production of 'Everything is Jokk, Madam Minister' at Rakvere Theatre.
Monsters in the Beds. Review of the Dailes Theatre's production 'Dream Novel'
A review of the Dailes Theatre's adaptation of Arthur Schnitzler's 'Dream Novel', which explores subconscious desires and experiences through a surreal narrative.
Lote from the Inventors' Village
The Latvian Puppet Theatre is set to premiere a family-friendly production titled 'Lote from the Inventors' Village' aimed at children aged four and older.
Sveta Grigorjeva's New Production is Born from the Collaboration of the Südalinna Theatre and STL
Sveta Grigorjeva's new production 'Cosmodolphins' premieres on February 20, marking the first collaboration between Südalinna Theatre and the Independent Dance Stage.
Rainer Sarnet Found the Idea for the Production of 'Hamlet' at a Kabuki Theatre in Tokyo
Rainer Sarnet is set to present his version of Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' at the Estonian Drama Theatre, inspired by a kabuki theatre in Tokyo.
Man’s heart vessel is at once full and empty. Matīsa Kaža’s production "The Valley of Wonder" at JRT
The article discusses the experience of attending a performance of Matīsa Kaža's play "The Valley of Wonder" at the New Riga Theatre, intertwined with personal reflections on public transport and the themes presented in the film "Girl, Interrupted."
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.
Photos: Rehearsals for the summer production "Tikutoos" have begun at Rakvere Theatre
Rehearsals for the summer production "Tikutoos" at Rakvere Theatre, directed by Kaili Viidas, have started in Estonia.
Where are Lidovky going?
A new theatrical production titled 'Lidovky jdou do řiti' reflects on the history and significance of the Czech newspaper Lidové noviny, which has recently ceased publication.
"The Beautiful Helen in the Valley of Dead Lovers" Continues Its Theatrical Journey
The musical theatrical production "The Beautiful Helen in the Valley of Dead Lovers" is set to continue its performance at the RADAR Theatre in Athens after a successful premiere.
The Rijeka HNK production premiered at the start of the cultural program of the Winter Olympic Games
The play 'Mirandolina' premiered in Treviso as part of the cultural program for the 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina.
Review. "The Cripple of Inishmaan": Ireland is not such a bad place after all
This review discusses the Tallinn City Theatre's new production of Martin McDonagh's "The Cripple of Inishmaan," exploring its themes and performances.
Photo: Spectators arrive to evaluate director Matīss Kaža's debut at the New Riga Theatre
Director Matīss Kaža completes work on his sixth theater production, 'Valley of Admiration,' which premiered at the New Riga Theatre on February 5.
Amalia Kavali: 'The characters in Innocents are simultaneously capable of greatness and pettiness'
Amalia Kavali portrays a tragic heroine in the new MEGA production 'Innocents', addressing themes of stigma and survival in a judgmental world.
Pille-Riin Purje: VAT Theatre's 'Short Circuit' Shines from the First Theatre Month of the Year
Pille-Riin Purje reflects on her experiences from the first theatre month of the year, highlighting the successful new production 'Short Circuit' by VAT Theatre that intertwines themes of authorial theatre, documentary theatre, and personal dramaturgy.
Review: The House Can Change, but the Person Cannot! Gatis Šmits' "Giant" at Dailes Theatre
This article reviews the premiere of Gatis Šmits' production "Giant" at Dailes Theatre, which took place in January and explores the themes of personal change against the backdrop of a theatrical performance.
Tampere Workers' Theatre announces the cast of the musical Wicked
Tampere Workers' Theatre revealed the cast for its upcoming major production of the musical Wicked, set to premiere on September 3, 2026.
Idiot in Ostrava. Russian classic on an innovative stage with tightrope walking at the Moravian-Silesian National Theatre
The article discusses a production of the Russian classic 'Idiot' performed innovatively at the National Theatre in Ostrava, featuring tightrope walking.
Fryderyk Chopin – when the mask of polite reserve suddenly fell
George Sand faces obstacles in staging her play 'Cosima' due to disapproval from actors at Comédie-Française, complicating the casting and production process.
Tom Hiddleston: He Dances. And Now He's Also Catching Nasty Arms Dealers.
Tom Hiddleston stars as Benedick in a vibrant, modern production of Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' at Theatre Royal Drury Lane in London, showcasing his charm and acting prowess.
Through 'Cabaret', young talented people have crystallized who will continue to receive opportunities to perform in our repertoire shows
This article discusses the ongoing efforts to support young talent in theater, highlighted by the success of the 'Cabaret' production and future plans for the historical renovation of the Croatian National Theatre in Zagreb.