There is no great storm at the beginning of Anna Augustynowicz’s production of The Tempest for Polish company Teatr Współezesny w Szezecinie. Instead,...
We wanted to do Müller’s play, explains Gil Alon (in Hebrew), before slipping into the role of Hamlet, “but Shakespeare’s wouldn’t let us go”. So Tmun...
A Midsummer Night’s Dream is a play about lovers and fairies. We get swept up in its romance, its magic, and the madcap subplot in which Bottom is tra...
When it was first staged in 1997, Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio’s Julius Caesar. Spared Parts was celebrated as a radical take on one of Shakespeare’s mor...
The curtain goes up. The faint light illuminates fifteen iron high throne-like empty chairs. They wait for the actors (17 in total) who will invest al...
Martyrs, an adaptation of Marius von Mayenburg’s play, is another brilliant production from TR Warszawa. It touches upon a rather urgent issue of reli...
Be careful what you wish for. If you have ever looked for, or at least dreamed about, that one ideal person to spend the rest of your life with, Ruby ...
Neil LaBute’s play is one of those ostensibly proper and straightforward tales with an unexpected twist at the end. Well-written and in an equally wel...
Women of Troy is a stunningly beautiful performance, introducing a new phase for the changing face of Georgian theatre. Directed by one of the most ex...
