Prozess: Oliver Frljić’s Kafka at Maxim Gorki
Frljić's adaptation of Prozess at Maxim Gorki commits fully to theatrical absurdity, turning Kafka's sober prose into […]
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Schicklgruber: Neville Tranter’s darkly comic puppet play
Written by Neville Tranter, "Schicklgruber" satirises Hitler's last days with darkly comic and shockingly expressive puppetry.
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Forget waiting: Luk Perceval’s ‘Waiting for Godot’ is a relentless, sensory ride
A play known for its ambiguity, this production of 'Waiting for Godot' at Berliner Ensemble pushes it […]
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Between the River and the Sea: Yousef Sweid’s disarming autobiography
Directed by Isabella Sedlak, this one-man show imbues Sweid's life with frank humor and striking compassion.
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Gier (Crave): Mollenhauer’s raw performance dominates Deutsches Theater
Deutsches Theater's 'Gier (Crave)' is a profoundly unsettling piece of theatre, with Wiebke Mollenhauer’s magnified performance mining […]
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Staatsballet’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’: Playfully contemporary Shakespeare
Performed by the Staatsballet Berlin, this adaptation of Shakespeare's classic mixes old and new in a lackadaisical, […]
