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Simon Jenner in West Sussex 1 August  2023 Some have waited 46 years. Dominic Cooke brings back Howard Schuman and

Jeremy Malies in east London 27 July 2023 Imagine one of Iain Sinclair’s psychogeography books about London in a skilful

Neil Dowden in west London 19 July 2023 Michael Wynne’s new play Cuckoo – his eighth for the Royal Court

Mark Shenton in West Sussex 18 July 2023 Early on in The Sound of Music, Rodgers and Hammerstein’s final musical

Jeremy Malies in the West End 13 July 2023 “Observe first, interpret later.” This is the advice of nineteenth-century physician

Simon Jenner in West Sussex 8 July 2023 At the end of his life Wagner announced he’d revise his early

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 7 July 2023 Bruce Norris’s Clybourne Park shows a character arriving on stage 15

Mark Shenton in the West End 7 July 2023 “Toto, we’re not in Kansas anymore,” Dorothy tells her dog, after

Hans-Jürgen Bartsch in Berlin Five years ago, the Komödie was compelled to go into temporary exile when wrecking balls started

Mark Shenton in the West End 4 July 2023 When Crazy for You originally premiered on Broadway in 1992, Frank

Mark Shenton in south London 3 July 2023 A truly sublime musical version of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Curious Case of

Mark Shenton in central London 3 July 2023 After Groundhog Day, a musical about a man trapped in a recurring

Neil Dowden in north London 30 June 2023 Shomit Dutta’s debut play Stumped is based on the delightful conceit of

Neil Dowden in the West End 27 June 2023 With a premiere at the National Theatre starring David Tennant in

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 25 June 2023 James Graham has forged a reputation as a political playwright with

Mark Shenton in the West End 23 June 2023   The original production of Mrs. Doubtfire began previews on 9 March

Simon Jenner in West Sussex 21 June 2023  “I can’t believe you’re Laurence Olivier!” Thus Adrienne Kennedy addresses the actor

Simon Thomas in the West Country 21 June 2023 A brand new Cole Porter musical has to be a good

Neil Dowden in the West End 19 June 2023 Jack Thorne must be one of the busiest dramatists around. While

Mark Shenton in north London 15 June 2023 “Think of musical comedy, the most glorious words in the English language!”

Simon Thomas in the South West 11 June 2023 In the 1960s, Bristol Old Vic mounted a very successful production

Jane Edwardes in west London 11 June 2023 The three monologues or, as he would say, poems that make up

Simon Jenner in West Sussex 11 June 2023 “Everybody’s got the right to… dream” American. Stephen Sondheim’s 1990 Assassins –

Mark Shenton on the South Bank 10 June 2023 If I ever found myself paralysed by time into re-living the

Jeremy Malies in East Sussex 7 June 2023 “Ever and ever, forever and ever you’ll be the one / That shines

Natalia Isaeva in Paris 15 December 2016 In 1965 Marguerite Duras created her La Musica initially as a radio play

Neil Dowden in north London 2 June 2023 Neil LaBute 2001’s romantic comedy-drama The Shape of Things is his most

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 31 May 2023 The Pathological Theatre’s Medea, directed and adapted by Dario D’Ambrosi, has been performed

“Rose” at Ambassadors Theatre Neil Dowden in the West End 29 May 2023 Martin Sherman – best known for his

Mark Shenton in the West End 26 May 2023 Aspects of Love, originally premiered in the West End in 1989,

Maggie Rose in Milan 25 May 2023   The tenth anniversary of Franca Rame’s death (29 May 2013) has been

Mark Shenton in north London 25 May 2023 I recently attended a gala at New York’s Classic Stage Company off-Broadway

Mark Shenton in south London 24 May 2023 Frank Loesser’s timeless 1950 masterpiece Guys and Dolls is currently receiving an

Mark Shenton in the West End 23 May 2023 Director Jonathan Butterell and composer Dan Gillespie Sells, two of the

Dana Rufolo in Luxembourg 12 May 2023 Complicité is a member of the UK Touring Theatre Companies and Drive Your

Simon Jenner in West Sussex 12 May 2023 As in the plot of the play, waves of past calamity are

Mark Shenton at the Brighton Festival 9 May 2023 Premiered at the Brighton Festival which is curated this year by

Jane Edwardes in west London 7 May 2023 Lenny Henry here exhibits his many talents with his first stage play,

Mark Shenton in West Sussex 5 May 2023 Hot on the heels of the scintillating revival of Noël Coward’s Private

Glenda Frank in New York 4 May 2023 They’re back – the Mischief Production zannis who last brought us the

Robert Schneider in Connecticut 3 May 2023 I write in order to describe taking a trip to theatrical Never-Never land,

Mark Shenton in north London 28 April 2023  Composer Duncan Sheik wrote the music for Spring Awakening, one of the

Mark Shenton in north London 28 April 2023 Ryan Calais Cameron is currently represented in the West End by the

Simon Jenner on the South Bank 26 April 2023 Though Mary’s family want to stage a small surprise reception for

Neil Dowden in west London 22 April 2023 First staged 80 years ago, Bertolt Brecht’s The Good Person of Szechwan

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 22 April 2022 It’s August 1936 in Ballybeg (literally “Little Town” in Gaelic), the

Neil Dowden in the West End 19 April 2023 Noël Coward’s masterly comedy of manners Private Lives has rarely been

Hans-Jürgen Bartsch in Berlin 18th April 2023 Chekhov’s dramatic work features regularly in the repertoire of Berlin’s theatres, particularly the

Dana Rufolo in Luxembourg 18 April 2023 The Writer by Ella Hickson was staged under the auspices of Les Théâtres

Sasho Ognenovski in Sofia 17th April 2023 Nora (often used as an alternative title for A Doll’s House) is Ibsen’s

Sasho Ognenovski in Belgrade 17 April 2023 This sharp and observant play speaks of an inherited and politically instinctive “tyranny”,

Ken Edwards in the West End 17 April 2023   Pedro Calderón de la Barca (1600–81) was one of the

Mark Shenton in the West End 6 April 2023 There’s nothing little about the huge emotional intensity of Ivo van

Mark Shenton in the West End 3 April 2023 David Hare recently wrote a diary column for The Spectator (https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/musicals-are-killing-theatre/)

Jeremy Malies in East Sussex 1 April 2023 “Lady (Hear Me Tonight)” by Modjo is hardwired into me now such

Robert Schneider 29 March 2023   The difficulty in adapting Medea for modern audiences is clear: we must be horrified

Annie Loui in Los Angeles 28 March 2023 Anna Deavere Smith’s iconic play about the LA riots of 1992 has a

Glenda Frank in New York 28 March 2023 Like Shakespeare, Chekhov and Miller, Nobel Prize winner Samuel Beckett wrote plays

Neil Dowden in west London 28 March 2023 Actor and activist Danny Lee Wynter’s first work as a playwright –

Neil Dowden in west London 21 March 2023 Dario Fo’s Accidental Death of an Anarchist may have premiered in Italy

Neil Dowden in South London 19 March 2023 The Menier Chocolate Factory deserve much credit for staging the UK premiere

Simon Jenner in south London 19 March 2023 Slow-burn seems an inevitable phrase for Zinnie Harris’s second (1999) play Further

Glenda Frank on the Upper East Side 18 March 2023 At first the title Love seems bizarre, misleading, even ironic

Axel Hörhager in Austria 18 March 2023 Only Thomas Bernhard, with his acerbic and typically Austrian wit, could have commented

Mark Shenton on the South Bank 17 March 2023 In Nicholas Hytner’s fully immersive production of Frank Loesser’s Guys &

Jeremy Malies in Barcelona 16 March 2023 “An opera project” is how the official blurb describes this, so I don’t

Mark Shenton in the West End 13 March 2023 Broadway composer Frank Wildhorn has lost more money for theatre producers

Axel Hörhager in Austria 12 March 2023 The advance publicity by the Burgtheater, suggesting that their version of Friedrich Schiller’s

Tom Bolton in south London 3 March 2023 For Tim Crouch, challenge is inherent to performance. Walking onto a stage

Neil Dowden in the West End 3 March 2023 Willy Russell’s 1986 monodrama Shirley Valentine may seem a bit dated

Dana Rufolo at the Grand Théâtre 1 March 2023 Who else but the Berliner Ensemble, Bertolt Brecht’s own theatre company

Neil Dowden in South London 1 March 2023   It seems highly appropriate for Enda Walsh’s The Walworth Farce to

Mark Shenton in the West End 1 March 2023 “And when we say; Ee-ee-ow! A-yip-i-o-ee-ay! We’re only sayin’, You’re doin’

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 26 February 2023 Caryl Churchill’s work is enjoying unprecedented success in Italy. After many decades when

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 26 February 2023 Milan’s Franco Parenti Theatre is celebrating its fiftieth anniversary this year, with a

Jeremy Malies in North London 26 February 2023 Lulu Raczka’s first play Nothing, a set of interconnected monologues about sexual

Jeremy Malies in the West End 23 February 2023 Worst mother in Greek tragedy? It’s a competitive field but Medea

Mark Shenton in the West End 21 February 2023 A personal note to begin: I first met playwright Diana Nneka

Neil Dowden in south London 19 February 2023 Tom Kempinksi’s 1980 drama Duet for One is an intense two-hander revolving

Mark Shenton on the South Bank 14 February 2023 After producing one of the biggest musical misfires of the last

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 14 February 2023 Simon Stone has made an international reputation as a writer-director in

Neil Dowden in the West End 13 February 2023 Stefano Massini’s epic three-act play The Lehman Trilogy adapted by Ben

Mark Shenton in the West End 7 February 2023 Words matter, in reviews as in life. But life is more

Hans-Jürgen Bartsch in Berlin 31 January 2023 Gotthold Ephraim Lessing’s play Minna von Barnhelm was premiered in 1767 at a

Neil Dowden in the West End 29 January 2023 Michael Frayn’s perennially popular 1982 meta-comedy Noises Off deconstructs farce while

Jeremy Malies in West Sussex 26 January 2023 Girl from the North Country is a play by Conor McPherson with

Robert Schneider 24 December 2022 Remember Pearl Harbor! The injunction that screamed from recruiting posters during WWII still brings together

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 18th December 2022 Milan’s Carcano Theatre (founded 1803), has, for the first time, two women artistic

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 13th December 2022 I could tell from seeing three-quarters of the capacity audience take

Jeremy Malies in the West End 9 December 2022 Virginia Woolf’s 1928 novel has struck adaptors as potentially genre as

Simon Jenner on the South Bank 9th December 2022 In April De Angelis’s new play, Kerry Jackson, opening at the

Hans-Jürgen Bartsch in Germany 22 October 2022 Had they not been compelled to go into a (temporary) exile four years

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 2nd December 2022 Theatre Protons’s Winterreise is being performed at the Triennale theatre’s small studio space.

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 1st December 2022 Adaptor Jack Thorne, quite rightly, impresses upon us that this is

Simon Jenner in south-west London 25 November 2022  Talk about art aspiring to the condition of music. Shaw the music

Simon Jenner in the West End 27th November 2022 “Congratulations! Your pain is commercially viable.” Jasmine Naziha Jones’ Baghdaddy premiering

Tom Bolton in north London  24th November 2022  A middle-aged man steps up to a spot-lit microphone on a dark

Jeremy Malies in east London 23 November 2022  Frank McGuinness’s new play is inspired by the unlikely but real-life meeting

Neil Dowden in south London 22 November 2022 The Menier Chocolate Factory has reopened after a six-month refurbishment with Terry

Simon Thomas in the south-west 18 November 2022 A tour that takes in Bath, Richmond, Chichester, Guildford, and Cheltenham may

Glenda Frank on Broadway 6 October 2022 Some directors take a minute or two but from the first, Diane Paulus

Tom Bolton in west London 11 November 2022 Not Now is the third new David Ireland play staged at the

Jeremy Malies in Dorset 10 November 2022 In August I reported on the wonderful character actor Pip Utton being Bob

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 9 November 2022 Erba is one of the few contemporary playwrights in Italy to have enjoyed

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna 8 November 2022 We know her as an actress, singer, talent agent and activist. In

Neil Dowden in north London 6 November 2022 Rona Munro had a big success with her 2014 trilogy The James

Glenda Frank on Broadway 31 October 2022 Death of a Salesman, directed by Miranda Cromwell, meets all the criteria for

Simon Jenner in north London 29 October 2022 Tammy Faye: A New Musical – making its world premiere at the

Neil Dowden in the West End 27 October 2022 @sohoplace is the first new, purpose-built theatre in the West End

Tom Bolton in north London 27 October 2022 Performed on a bare stage that contains only a trunk and a

Robert Schneider in Connecticut 24 October 2022 With 70 years of practice, reviewers have learned how to write about The

Robert Schneider in Connecticut 24 October 2022 Skylar Lynn Matthews holds her arms out, banking left and right like a

Simon Jenner on the South Bank 23 October 2022 Pearl Cleage’s 1995 play Blues for an Alabama Sky is set

Neil Dowden in the West End 20 October 2022 Twice delayed by Covid, Dominic Cooke’s revival of C.P. Taylor’s 1981

Maggie Rose in Lombardy 19 October 2022 One of the best definitions of a classic has to be that is

Robert Schneider in Connecticut 18 October 2022 Like many people who work in higher education, I’m trained every year on

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Austria 18 October 2022 Following the success of JA EH! – Beisl, Bier und Bachmannpreis in

Simon Jenner in west Sussex 18th October 2022 Happer, the comet-gazing CEO of Knox Oil (played by Jay Villiers) sends

Simon Jenner on the South Bank 14 October 2022 Cramped in car boots, in hidden lorry compartments, not breathing. How

Jeremy Malies in south-west London 14 October 2022 This is a play that shows two competing groups trying to wrest

Glenda Frank on Broadway 12 October 2022 Leopoldstadt by Tom Stoppard, now at the Longacre Theatre, is a sprawling Chekhovian

Neil Dowden in the West End 12th October 2022 Created by Robert Icke, The Doctor (loosely based on Arthur Schnitzler’s

Jeremy Malies in west London 10th October 2022 Another play about altruism. In his The Hard Problem, Tom Stoppard discusses

Simon Jenner in the West End 8 October 2022 “This happened not too long ago. You probably won’t have heard

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 5 October 2022 Ibsen certainly lives up to his reputation for gloominess in his

Neil Dowden on the Southbank 2 October 2022 The trials in Salem, Massachusetts in 1692–3 which led to 19 people

Simon Jenner in west Sussex 29 September 2022 “Squeezy.. squeezy… Score grounds appeal cumquat doggy Martha hat sick on the

Neil Dowden in east London 28th September 2022 Anthony Neilson’s The Wonderful World of Dissocia is very much a play

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Austria 28 September 2022 Werk X-Petersplatz have kicked off the new season with the world premiere

Simon Jenner in Waterloo 25 September 2022 Something about the fall of 2017 seems to haunt American playwriting just now.

Neil Dowden in north London 20 September 2022 The timing of this revival by the Kiln Theatre of Moira Buffini’s

Jeremy Malies in east London 20 September 2022 It’s every sound engineer’s nightmare. How do you create the sound of

Neil Dowden in north London 19 September 2022 Richard Eyre has had a distinguished career as a director of plays,

Simon Jenner in north London 15 September 2022 Six into five won’t go. When overworked British-Nigerian junior doctor Ore (Gloria

Neil Dowden in central London 14 September 2022 Inua Ellams is a British-Nigerian playwright, poet, and performer best known for

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 12 September 2022 Who Killed My Father – the absence of a question mark

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Austria 9 September 2022 After a last-minute cancellation last June due to illness, the highly awaited

Simon Jenner in West Sussex 4 September 2022 Harry Lloyd’s Jim stands on the abyss of his smartphone downstage on

Simon Thomas in Somerset 26 August 2022 Eleven years ago former Monty Python Terry Gilliam made his operatic debut with

Glenda Frank on Broadway 14 August 2022 The Kite Runner, Khaled Hosseini’s first novel (2003) was on The New York

Jeremy Malies in north London 12 August 2022 Sustained applause in the middle of a show is rarely the will

Glenda Frank in Manhattan 28 July 2022 Murder is how the characters in Robert Icke’s rewriting of Aeschylus’ Oresteia attempt

Simon Jenner in West Sussex 1 August 2022 How times have changed. When Roy Williams’ Sing Yer Heart Out For

Crysse Morrison in the West Country 31 July 2022 Remember reading Treasure Island as a child or quite possibly as

Neil Dowden in west London 26 July 2022 Patrick Marber’s play Closer became a big hit when first produced at

Hans-Jürgen Bartsch in Berlin 23 July 2022 The musical comedy Happy End , which Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill opened

Jeremy Malies in West Sussex 23 July 2022 “With love to lead the way, I’ve found more clouds of gray

Crysse Morrison in Somerset 20 July 2022 Back in the 1970s, in an era of exuberance unrecognisable to most in

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 18 July 2022 There are three time periods in this reworking of Sheridan’s The

Neil Dowden in north London 18 July 2022 Peter Morgan has made a successful career of imagining what went on

Annie Loui in Perugia 11 July 2022 History of Violence directed by Thomas Ostermeier, artistic director of the Schaubühne Theater

Dana Rufolo in north London 9 July 2022 Experiencing the vitality and emotional intensity of black British playwright Roy Williams’

Hans-Jürgen Bartsch at the Berlin Theatertreffen festival 6 July 2022  In 2020 and 2021, the annual Theatertreffen festival had fallen

Tom Bolton in south London 5 July 2022 It says something about national cultures that the French equivalent of The

Annie Loui in Perugia 5 July 2022 The Belgian-based choreography WEG by Ayelin Parolin comes to this Umbria festival framed by

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 23 June 2022 Jitney is August Wilson’s first work in his epic Pittsburgh or

Neil Dowden in Richmond 21 June 2022 The Orange Tree Theatre’s latest show in their adventurous mix of old and

Crysse Morrison in the south-west 20 June 2022 August Strindberg considered this his best play, and the vicious marital hostility

Jeremy Malies in the West End 20 June 2022 As we take our seats for James Macdonald’s production with design

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna 16 June 2022 One of the highlights of this year’s Theater im Park, which is

Simon Jenner in Brighton 15 June 2022 “Where nothing happens. Twice.” Thus Vivian Mercier at this work’s Irish premiere in

Neil Dowden in west London 8 June 2022 Jean Racine’s tightly structured neoclassical plays – obeying the unities of place,

Neil Dowden in the West End 7 June 2022 Tennessee Williams famously described The Glass Menagerie – which made his

Neil Dowden in north London 3 June 2022 Girl on an Altar is Irish playwright Marina Carr’s powerful new take

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna After two cancellations in April 2020 and March 2021, the long-awaited Vienna premiere of Gruber

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 31 May 2022 You don’t see a version of the life story of Mahatma

Neil Dowden in east London 29 May 2022 The Arcola has finally reopened its indoor theatre – having previously staged

Jeremy Malies in the West End 23 May 2022 The action of Lerner and Loewe’s My Fair Lady begins at

Neil Dowden in north London Beth Steel writes big, bold, ambitious dramas in which individuals are caught up in a

Neil Dowden in north London 16 May 2022 Although based in the UK for many years, Naomi Wallace returns to

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank 12 May 2022 An unusual Skidmore Ranch this one; Jud Fry not only looks

Jeremy Malies in the West End 10 May 2022 It’s St George’s Day in an unspecified year at the village

Tom Bolton in Notting Hill, London 26 April 2022 Irish company Gare St Lazare were booked to perform at the

Neil Dowden in west London 23 April 2022 Mike Bartlett has become one of the few contemporary living playwrights to

22 April 2022 Das Zigarettenreich (Jeder Traum hat ein Ende), Werk X- Petersplatz Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna. The newest

Glenda Frank in New York City Birthday Candles, a play by Noah Haidle, produced by Roundabout Theatre follows Ernestine from

Glenda Frank on Broadway 17 April 2022 Take Me Out, a locker room dramedy by Richard Greenberg, now at the

Neil Dowden in the West End 11 April 2022 Harper Lee’s classic 1960 novel To Kill a Mockingbird has been

Jeremy Malies in Waterloo 11 April 2022 The near future in vaguely Shakespearian blank verse appears to have plenty of

Crysse Morrison in south-west England 8 April 2022 When Liam leaves his best friend Fletch on an upwardly mobile journey,

Glenda Frank in New York 7 April 2022 Has Sarah Jessica Parker been miscast all these years? Yes, she was

Crysse Morrison in Somerset 7 April 2022 “Never boring for a split second” was Noël Coward’s verdict on the plays

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 30 March 2022 David Hare’s new play Straight Line Crazy at the Bridge Theatre

Jeremy Malies in north London 25 March 2022 Ethnicity and land grab. Reduce things down to how people really interact,

Neil Dowden in the West End 24 March 2022 Jean Cocteau’s 1930 monodrama The Human Voice about a woman’s last

Dana Rufolo in Germany 18 March 2022 It is a relief that Franziska Autzen, the director of Katharina Blum oder:

Neil Dowden in the West End 18 March 2022 Mike Bartlett made his name with the Olivier Award-winning Cock at

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna 14 March 2022 Vienna’s Theater Nestroyhof Hamakom has joined forces with the acclaimed stage and

Crysse Morrison in Bristol 14 March 2022 ‘A vision for the future of theatre’ is how director Tom Morris sees

Crysse Morrison in Bristol Written by David Lane and directed by Sita Calvert-Ennals, this poignant two-hander follows an imagined reunion

Tom Bolton in London Borough of Newham 11 March 2022 Dennis Kelly’s 2005 play After the End is set inside

Tom Bolton in Notting Hill Gate 4 March 2022 Jonathan Kent opened his tenure as Artistic Director of the Almeida

Maggie Rose in Milan 7 October 2022 M. Il figlio del secolo is a literary adaptation, based on Antonio Scurati’s

Maggie Rose in Milan 21 September 2022 Milan’s Franco Parenti theatre has hosted La vita davanti a sé (The Life

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 8 March 2022 Last staged in London 26 years ago, David Mamet’s 1977 play

Neil Dowden on the South Bank 25 February 2022 Anthony McCarten’s new play focuses on a fascinating true episode in

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli at the Bronski & Grünberg Theater, Vienna Bronski & Grünberg Theater is a popular venue in the

Glenda Frank in New York City2 February 2022 Prayer for the French Republic, Joshua Harmon’s (Significant Other) new play, directed

Neil Dowden in north London15 February 2022 Over the last decade French playwright Florian Zeller has had a series of

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna 30 September 2021 Kaja Dymnicki and Alexander Pschill are founding members of Vienna’s Bronski & Grünberg

Neil Dowden in north London17 February 2022 The slippery ambivalence of absurdist playwright Eugène Ionesco’s works makes them tricky to

Tom Bolton on the South Bank4 February 2022 Sean Holmes’ production of Hamlet in the Globe’s indoor space opens with

Jeremy Malies in Canterbury10 February 2022 “Hate the critics? I have nothing but compassion for them. How can one hate

Neil Dowden on the South Bank11 February 2022 Bristol-based company Wise Children’s touring production of Wuthering Heights now blusters into

Crysse Morrison in Bristol27 January 2022 Bristol Old Vic director Tom Morris pulled off what many will consider a coup when

„Der Herr Rudi“ in Georg Danzers „ Sauna G’schichten“ Reviewed by Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna.7 February 2022 Following a

Jeremy Malies at the Old Vic2 February 2022 Caryl Churchill’s A Number is about cloning though the word is never

Neil Dowden in Sloane Square, London.28 January 2022 Alistair McDowall’s new play The Glow is a strange brew. The first

Jeremy Malies in north London20 December 2021 Peggy for You, written by Alan Plater in 1999, is the last in

Jeremy Malies on the South Bank10 December 2021 Best of Enemies by James Graham was always going to be a

Dana Rufolo on a streamed Romanian theatre festival.13 December 2021 The National Theater of Cluj-Napoca, Romania’s streamed 2021 Theatre Festival

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna atEin Sommernachtstraum am Wörthersee – oder Wann ist die Familie Lustig aus Graz verschwunden20 March

Ludovico Lucchesi Palli in Vienna12 January 2022 After the cancellation of the originally scheduled premiere about a year ago, the