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Patience

When I learned the show’s premise, I was originally skeptical that watching competitive solitaire players square off could be as...

It has become such a rote exercise for directors and choreographers to plunder Lewis Carroll’s children’s classic that one would...

When you enter the performance hall of the Gilgamesh Belleville, you are welcomed by the organiser of the wedding: “Come...

Tommy Milliot, the young French director and founder of the Man Haast company, is particularly interested in directing plays by...

On 20th February 1999, Sarah Kane committed suicide. This desperate act was announced with gallows humour in her last play:...

It is 10:30 AM in Avignon. At this time of the morning, the city is still calm. But at the...

At the Cour d’honneur of the Palais des papes, Akram Khan presents a great choreography directly inspired by the Epic...

One day, Lette’s life turns upside down. This brilliant engineer learns that he is…ugly. Because of this “objective ugliness” upon...

Before entering the Gilgamesh Belleville, I was very much looking forward to discovering this very current play written by Alexandra...

This year, at the Avignon ‘In’ festival, a show with a curious name is presented: it is called Lewis versus...