Stage
‘Wolf’: A circus show lacking some serious bite
Chamäleon Theatre's 'Wolf' may be a stunning display of acrobatic prowess, but it's also a missed opportunity […]
Partnership
Love, Drama and Virtuosity with the Berliner Philharmoniker
Few stories have inspired artists as deeply as Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. In Sergei […]
Preview
Nina Hynes’ ‘I am the machine’: A futuristic folk opera
Coming soon to Dock 11, 'I am the machine' is the genre-bending dance performance tackling the encroaching […]
Review
‘Glaube, Geld, Krieg und Liebe’: A story knitted together by chance
Robert Lepage's glittering 'Glaube, Geld, Krieg und Liebe' reduces a hundred years of German history to superficial […]
Stage
Why are some stories absent from the Berlin stage?
Berlin's theatre scene, once a beacon of artistic expression, has largely failed to address the complex issues […]
Interview
“It made a lot of sense to have the skating nuns” Inside Florentina Holzinger’s ‘Sancta’
Florentina Holzinger’s new show, 'Sancta', is not for the faint of heart.
