The Butoh dance – born in Japan in the late ’50s, and welcomed and metabolized by the West in the ’80s – is not annulled in the stereotype of a technique handed down and transmittable, but lives an ever new epiphany in the individual experience of each dancer whose results, formally indefinable, go from improvised performative intervention to the extreme of the choreographic mechanism.
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For the most part, theatre can be recognized as the art of the collective. The ETC (European...
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Pending Vote is a fully-interactive performance from Catalan director Roger Bernat, with a text by...
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Hungarian company ‘Lifeboat Unit – STEREO AKT’ bring their enticing and interactive performative...
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Heavy rain has restricted the opportunity to take a city walk around Dresden with festival...
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The second day of the festival brings radiant, early-morning sunshine onto the Kleines Haus. Many...
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Here, at the annual ‘Our Stage Festival’ in Dresden, the average citizen is the center of the...
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The dramaturgy of love’s intertwining with violence has been a recurring theme in the...
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If you ask any resident of Amsterdam: “how did the National Opera House look from the...
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In Waves: Transforming The World Through One’s Self At Amsterdam’s Butoh Festival In...
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Terry Eagleton reminds us that in order for tragedy to occur, then the protagonist must be in...
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The universality of Florian Zeller’s undiminished modern masterpiece The Father has ceased...
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ASAP is a new initiative of both staff members and students from the Theatre Studies department at the UvA in order to create space for exchange within and around the department of Theatre Studies.
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Amsterdam’s Stedelijk Museum asserted itself as the watering hole for a universal collective of people congregating on the subject of cultural translation within a dramaturgical framework, which alone begins as a intriguing idea, given that the collective arrived out of the rain from many corners of the globe.
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Everyone’s a dramaturg. We all practice it, even if we don’t know it, particularly if...
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The New Wylfa construction remains a controversial subject and one that sparks intense debate. In Hollti, audiences are offered a sensual journey through a land torn over the prospect of an exciting, if not frightening change.
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Summer. If you’re a Briton, it’s the lasting struggle and hope for sunshine....
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Wales. A nation of folklore…the Mabinogion, Prince Madog, King Arthur. Embracers of the...
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Mozart! The Gem of European Musical Theatre 8th October 2024 
