Russian Creative association "Nest" presented Japanese medieval farce - Kyogen

HANDOUT HAVE NOT GIVEN - first Kyogen performance in Russia

The LJive Theatre Award 2010 as "Innovation"

It is history of insincere religiousness of two greedy people, the Buddhist monk and the rich parishioner

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Konstantin Kartashov as monk ( Read more... )

mods, if this is not allowed, I apologize and please delete.Do you like musicals? Do you like Drew Sarich? Have you even heard of him? If not, check him out and if you like what you see/hear (or know anyone who does), please join/promote my new community ( Read more... )

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Spring Awakening is coming to the OCPAC November 17 - 29th! If you haven't seen it, you are definitely missing out. GO!

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Playwright Gregory Crafts' drama is billed as a show about teen violence, conjuring up images of gangs with guns or distraught loners firing wildly into a crowd of peers. In fact, while the latter event eventually finds its way into Crafts' story, that's not its central focus.Instead, the play is mostly about some of the ( Read more... )

Theatre Unleashed partners with young adults outside the company for a powerful and provocative full-length fringe show exploring the “why” behind teen violence.

LOS ANGELES - Fresh off the successful run of Contemporary Constructions and Tales of an Unsettled City: Revelations, Theatre Unleashed is pleased to announce its first ever “fringe show,” ( Read more... )

Japanese Puppet Play 'Love Suicides at Sonezaki' is now being shown in Moscow at the Chekhov International Theatre Festival. 'The Love Suicides at Sonezaki', first performed in Kyoto in 1703, is the work of Chikamatsu Monzaemon, considered by many to be the 'Japanese Shakespeare' and the greatest dramatist in Japanese literature ( Read more... )

One hundred years ago this month impresario Sergei Diaghilev presided in Paris over the first of his 'Russian Seasons', the results of which were to cause one of the most profound revolutions ever in the world of dance. The 'Russian Seasons' have brought Russian culture to the attention of everyone.

Ballet companies all around the world are ( Read more... )

Aurelia Thieree, granddaughter of Charlie Chaplin, has brought her show 'Aurélia's Oratorio' to Moscow Chekhov Theatre Festival. It has won high praise in Europe and the U.S., with London's Guardian newspaper calling Thierrée an elegant waif with impossibly flexible limbs and a great line in sleight of hand. Others have compared the show to Edward ( Read more... )