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Wozzeck

he chimera of the perfect family unit haunts Krzysztof Warlikowski’s production of Wozzeck. On the unusually broad canvas of DNO’s...

Goodbye small town, hello world! Let me entertain you! – the musical`s hit song is practically...

A set of red curtains at the end of a hallway reveals a small, dim room blanketed with Persian rugs...

Some plays can withstand the test of time. But a satire, with a very specific and...

On the one hand, this is a chance to be fully immersed in a milestone of Expressionism...

Renowned playwright Graham’s “White Guy” perceptively explores racism...

So many of Ireland's literary greats had to be elsewhere to write. Wilde, Shaw, Edna ...

Class strife, incestuous sexual tension, the fine line between fantasy and reality...

David Mamet’s November is at times uncomfortably relevant to today’s political world, but the farcical hilarity softens the blow of...

Mease's Omega Kids has such an original new voice, a new way of hearing naturalistic speech, that...