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 The Other Side of Avrom Goldfaden: reviewing The Rise of the Modern Yiddish Theater by Alyssa Quint

The Other Side of Avrom Goldfaden: reviewing The Rise of the Modern Yiddish Theater by Alyssa Quint

March 7, 2021

Avrom Goldfaden (1840-1908) is touted as the father of modern Jewish theatre – but his ambitions were not always community-driven as many would like to believe. The Rise of the Modern [...]

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 A Queer Icon: reviewing The Great Nijinsky by Lynn Curlee

A Queer Icon: reviewing The Great Nijinsky by Lynn Curlee

December 13, 2020

The Great Nijinsky is a tragic tale of one of the greatest dancers of the early 20th century. Vaslav Nijinsky was a Polish dancer and choreographer whose works and legacy far overshadow his short [...]

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 Theatre of the Absurd: the case that united Russia’s artists against the government, and the verdict that struck them down

Theatre of the Absurd: the case that united Russia’s artists against the government, and the verdict that struck them down

July 1, 2020

Louis on the Seventh Studio Case and the trial of director Kirill Serebrennikov.

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 With the Opposition Under Curfew, Albania Demolishes its National Theatre

With the Opposition Under Curfew, Albania Demolishes its National Theatre

May 18, 2020

The National Theatre of Albania was an essential part of the architectural landscape of Tirana. The Italian architect Giulo Berte, who had designed other prominent public buildings in Tirana, [...]

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 Novichok on stage: an interview

Novichok on stage: an interview

June 5, 2019

Earlier this year, London’s HUNCHtheatre announced the debut of a new play about the 2018 novichok poisonings in Salisbury, England. The show, titled To See Salisbury, brings a whimsical view of [...]

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 Ra-zom! Performing revolution in London

Ra-zom! Performing revolution in London

March 13, 2019

Louis Train reviews the play Counting Sheep, in which viewers reenact the 2014 Euromaidan Uprising.

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