Stage
‘Café Populaire Royal’: Hitting the mark, but missing the nuance
A darkly comedic look at German class and culture, 'Café Populaire Royal' offers some sharp social commentary, […]
Partnership
Love, Drama and Virtuosity with the Berliner Philharmoniker
Few stories have inspired artists as deeply as Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In Sergei […]
Interview
“We are all the boss”: Gob Squad on 30 years of postdramatic theatre
We sat down with Sean Patten and Berit Stumpf, two founding members of the playful, postdramatic theatre […]
Column
The most shocking things we saw on the Berlin stage in 2024
Cannibalistic nuns, electric rodeo bulls, a surprise rendition of 'Springtime for Hitler': 2024 was quite a year […]
Interview
“We don’t have to live by this normative structure”: How Riah Knight is deconstructing Carmen
Romani actress Riah Knight reinterprets Georges Bizet's 'Carmen', challenging the opera's harmful stereotypes and reclaiming the narrative.
Review
Verdi’s Macbeth: AI witches and a flawed future
Marie-Éve Signeyrole's adaption of 'Macbeth' tries to catapult itself into the future, but fails to bring any […]
