Iddo Netanyahu (עידו נתניהו) in conversation with Rivka Jacobson
Iddo Netanyahu is a physician, author and playwright, whose plays have been performed in Israel and beyond.
The Netanyahu family is well known. The...
Zhang Jun, (张军) “Prince of Kunqu”, in conversation with Rivka Jacobson
Zhang, a native of Shanghai, received his undergraduate degree in 2000 from Shanghai Jiao Tong University and his Master of Fine Arts in 2008 from Sha...
Jimmy Walters in Conversation with Emma Burnell
Jimmy Walters is the director of Billy Bishop Goes to War, currently playing at the Jermyn Theatre. Emma Burnell spoke to him about why he chose to st...
Tamir Ginz in Conversation with Rivka Jacobson
Tamir Ginz is an ex-dancer, current director, and resident choreographer of the dance company KAMEA, which he founded in 2002. We met at the magnifice...
Mostafa Koushki in conversation with Rivka Jacobson
Iran invariably hits the headlines for reasons other than theatre. My meeting with an Iranian independent theatre troupe in Gdansk is a refreshing loo...
Franco Scaldati in conversation with Rivka Jacobson
The following interview with Franco Scaldati, Sicily’s greatest playwright, took place in Palermo in 2012, a year before his death. My encounter with ...
Ricardo Panela in Conversation with Sarah Gibbs
An emerging artist and two-time recipient of the International Opera Awards Foundation bursary, Ricardo Panela (ricardopanela.com) is a Portuguese bar...
Laura Canning in conversation with Mel Cooper
With the summer opera festivals coming soon, I was able to meet with Laura Canning, the Director of Artistic Administration for Garsington Opera, at a...
Andrea Carè in conversation with Rivka Jacobson
One of the most prominent young operatic tenors, Andrea Carè, was among the last students who had the privilege to study with Luciano Pavarotti. We me...
Hadar Galron in conversation with Rivka Jacobson
Café Duvnov in Tel Aviv, in close proximity to some theatres and Tel Aviv Opera House, attracts some of Tel Aviv bohemians. It is secluded, yet centra...