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RICE

This play by Michele Lee won awards in Australia a few years back, receives its first co-production – the Orange Tree...

The Royal Ballet returns with a bang to Covent Garden with its much-loved production of Prokofiev’s ‘Romeo & Juliet’, first...

Closer Strangers: East is a platform that enables ‘intercultural dialogue’. As a representation of the Polish, Ukrainian, Belarusian and Queer...

The stage version of Hilary Mantel’s first two novels on the rise and fall of Thomas Cromwell was the theatrical...

Down a side street of ram shackled buildings and rust rimmed cars, there is a door. It is not a...

Agata Siwiak, the art director of Close Strangers: East, is a firm believer in participatory theatre not as a temporary...

The scene is set. We are attending a stand-up performance by Belarusian activist and artist Jana Shostak. We are screaming...

Larry Kramer’s ‘The Normal Heart’ (1985) is recognised as one of the most influential plays to come out of the...

Pandemic.ua is a project inspired by the inability to communicate in conventional theatrical ways during the pandemic. This performance has...

Jenůfa (1904) is Janáček’s first mature opera, but still underperformed in comparison with the five masterpieces that follow it. Though...