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vulture.com ⢠Theater ⢠United States
This article explores the complex history of Broadway, intertwining its artistic achievements with the turbulent evolution of Times Square and the powerful influence of the Shubert Organization.
newyorker.com ⢠Theater ⢠World
Numerous audience members have fainted during performances of both a bloody Shakespearean tragedy and a less violent adaptation of Annie Ernaux's memoir, sparking debate about the causes.
bostonglobe.com ⢠Theater ⢠Boston
A review of David Valdes's 'The Great Reveal' at the Lyric Stage Company in Boston explores the play's themes of gender identity and communication within a family dynamic.
elpais.com ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
This article reviews three Spanish theater productions: a Catalan parable on inclusion, a Fassbinder adaptation, and a play about Pau Casals's defiance of Hitler.
elpais.com ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
A review of the Catalan play 'FantĂ stic Ramon' praises its inclusive cast and heartwarming story of a unique child in a small village.
irishtimes.com ⢠Theater ⢠Ireland
Comedian and actor Willa White's new show, 'The Examination,' delves into his life experiences with addiction, prison, and recovery, highlighting his journey and showcasing his comedic talent.
newyorker.com ⢠Theater ⢠World
This New Yorker profile delves into Tony Kushner's life and the creation of his seminal play, 'Angels in America,' exploring the personal experiences that fueled its themes of AIDS, sexuality, and American politics.
nytimes.com ⢠Theater ⢠USA
A significant decline in theatrical productions across the United States is attributed to the lingering effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, increased costs, and shifting audience habits.
inquirer.com ⢠Theater ⢠United States
A review of Tom Stoppard's 'The Real Thing' at the Wilma Theater in Philadelphia highlights both the play's brilliance and the director's choices that impacted its overall effect.
nytimes.com ⢠Theater ⢠World
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic forced the closure of theaters worldwide, Broadway is nearing pre-pandemic attendance levels, but profitability remains down, while regional theaters struggle.
smallstreammedia.nl ⢠Theater ⢠Netherlands
A Dutch documentary theater piece explores the longing and homesickness of a young Moluccan woman for her ancestral homeland, contrasting her experience with that of her friend.
ilmattino.it ⢠Theater ⢠Italy
Marisa Laurito discusses her role as the Duchess Krakenthorp in a new production of Donizetti's "La fille du rĂŠgiment" at the Teatro San Carlo in Naples, highlighting the comedic aspects of her character and her deep appreciation for opera.
heraldnet.com ⢠Theater ⢠Washington
The Historic Everett Theatre in Washington is facing an uncertain future after its sale to a new owner who plans to primarily rent out the space, potentially ending the current programming.
elpais.com ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
The Araia Humor Theater Festival in the Basque Country offers a diverse program of comedic performances, from classical music with a humorous twist to flea circuses and street theater.
diepresse.com ⢠Theater ⢠Austria
A review of Gasparini's opera "Ambleto" at the Theater an der Wien highlights its historical musical interest despite a somewhat slow pace and uneven singing, focusing on the bloody stage depiction of the plot.
diariocordoba.com ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
Angel Calvente, director of the Malaga-based puppet theater company El Espejo Negro, discusses his adaptation of Luis GarcĂa Berlanga's 'El Verdugo' and the unique aspects of puppetry.
teatromadrid.com ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
The Teatro Apolo in Madrid is hosting a Spanish production of the musical Gypsy, starring Marta Ribera and directed by Antonio Banderas.
lapresse.ca ⢠Theater ⢠Quebec
Luc Boulanger shares his top picks for the best theater performances, plays, and acting of the season in Quebec.
lapresse.ca ⢠Theater ⢠Canada
Espace Go's 2025-2026 season, curated by Ădith Patenaude, features thought-provoking plays with strong female voices, including adaptations of Greek myths and contemporary critiques of societal gender roles.
nytimes.com ⢠Theater ⢠World
A review of Mathieu Amalric's American stage debut in the French play 'Fight or Flight' highlights his charisma and the play's misogynistic undertones, while noting issues with the English subtitles.
nytimes.com ⢠Theater ⢠World
A New York Times critic predicts the winners and the 'shoulda-won's' of the 2025 Tony Awards, offering insightful commentary on the Broadway season's best plays and musicals.
independent.ie ⢠Theater ⢠Ireland
A review of Rex Ryan's one-man play 'The Monk,' focusing on Gerry Hutch's portrayal and the play's overall impact.
elpais.com ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
Ălvaro Tato, a Spanish actor and playwright, discusses his adaptation of Cervantes' works for the stage in the production 'Cervantina,' emphasizing the humanist and comedic aspects of Cervantes' writing.
vilaweb.cat ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
Actress Mercè MartĂnez discusses the challenges of staging a large-scale musical in Catalan, highlighting the financial risks and the need for greater public support to ensure the survival of Catalan theater.
thehindu.com ⢠Theater ⢠India
The Bengaluru Short Play Festival 2025, organized by Pravara Theatre and Ashvaghosha Theatre Trust, will showcase original short plays from June 29th to July 12th at Kalagrama, Malathahalli.
vilaweb.cat ⢠Theater ⢠Spain
This Catalan-language article is an interview with theater director Silvia Munt about her new play, 'Les mans,' which explores the complexities of love and ambition in a modern relationship.