Author Sofía Danailov

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Sofía Danailov

Reviewer (UK)

I am a linguist and writer with a passion for philosophy. My professional experience includes reporting for the Camden New Journal, contributing cultural and philosophical columns for Capítulo 73. I have also interpreted for the Marina Abramovic Institute and exhibited my artwork in Salamanca, Spain. With a First Class standing at UCL in European Social and Political Studies, I have pursued advanced studies in Russian linguistics, medieval text analysis, and political philosophy across Kazakhstan, Spain, and Science Po university.

Krapp’s Last Tape: A Ritual of Becoming

Sofía Danailov 04/05/2025

Some plays whisper more than they speak. Krapp’s Last Tape is one of them. Haunting in its restraint, Beckett’s one...

Romeo and Juliet – A Mirror to the Name and the Heart

Sofía Danailov 26/04/2025

In this new production of Romeo and Juliet, presented by Hackney Empire, the eternal war between name and essence is...

Retrograde

Sofía Danailov 22/03/2025

Retrograde is a play about principle – but also about fear. It asks what it costs to hold onto yourself...

The Score

Sofía Danailov 01/03/2025

Some encounters shape history; others shake the very essence of what it means to create. The Score is both. Brian...

Outlying Islands

Sofía Danailov 13/02/2025

Outlying Islands is a play where silence speaks as much as words, where the vastness of an unnamed rock becomes a...

Not a Word

Sofía Danailov 22/01/2025

“Not a Word” is a striking portrait of what it is to be forgotten, to be alone, to be a...

La Manékine

Sofía Danailov 15/01/2025

La Manékine is a gripping story where light intersects with darkness, and joy meets despair. Blending puppetry, storytelling, and a...

Cutting the Tightrope: The Divorce of Politics from Art

Sofía Danailov 30/11/2024

Cutting the Tightrope: The Divorce of Politics from Art is a thunderous and defiant theatrical response to the creeping shadow...