The 50th World Theatre Day
An international message from John Malkovich, and excerpts from 3 ‘Generation Without Borders’ essay winners.
An international message from John Malkovich, and excerpts from 3 ‘Generation Without Borders’ essay winners.
An American writer goes to Paris, Shakespearean Olympics, and a Nigerian-British copro.
A new home for Grotowski’s archives, and festivals in Belgium and France, a new work in Greece.
In the aftermath of its founder’s killing, Palestine’s Freedom Theater is re-introducing itself to the world.
As global citizens, we must respect cultural diversity at the same time that we celebrate universality.
Delegates to the 2011 ITI World Congress in China talk about the impact of a landmark meeting.
Efforts to start and sustain theatre in a war-torn country where the arts haven’t always been welcome.
For Peter Sellars and Maya Zbib, mentorship isn’t a one-way exchange.
Plays for children as young as one? European artists lead the way, but U.S. companies are catching up.
Words and images clash in the notorious dramatic installations of the Belgian director and his frequent collaborator, lighting and stage designer Jan Versweyveld.