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A rebellious reimagining: Pinar Karabulut’s feminist take on Shakespeare
With 'Der Zähmung Widerspenstigkeit', director Pinar Karabulut is reclaiming a Shakespearian classic with an all-female cast.
Review
‘Method’: The blurred lines of acting and madness
Kata Wéber and Kornél Mundruczó's 'Method' has a great ensemble, but the plot thins with each passing […]
Burning Issue
“We don’t want to stand by and watch in silence”: The movement against Berlin’s culture budget cuts
The Senate plans to cut millions of euros from Berlin’s culture budget. The result will be an […]
Editor's column
Escape the gloom and watch The Nutcracker, before that’s gone too
As the holiday season approaches (and Berlin's grim culture cuts loom) out Stage Editor finds himself longing […]
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 […]
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