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  • Blaze sweeps through historic theatre in Madrid

    More than a hundred firefighters have battled a blaze above an historic theatre in central Madrid.  The fire began in offices above the Cofidis Theatre… 16/06/2013

  • Donkey Lola’s braying too loud for Brussels neighbours

    Residents in Brussels have complained about a noisy neighbour: Lola the donkey, who is appearing in a play at a cultural centre in the same apartment… 01/06/2013

  • Greek tragedy resonates with modern audience

    The Greek National Theatre is currently enjoying one of its most successful runs with a critically acclaimed production of Mourning Becomes Electra selling… 03/05/2013

  • Mariinsky ballet dances on new stage

    Leading Russian ballet and opera company the Mariinsky is preparing to officially open its new home. The Mariinsky Two theatre has been built just behind… 02/05/2013

  • European theatre silver anniv tour

    25 years of networking public theatres across Europe is certainly a reason to celebrate. The European Theatre Convention, or ETC, is now the largest… 24/04/2013

  • Behind the curtain at the Mariinski Theatre

    In this series, we will be discovering the most amazing places in the largest country on Earth, where life sometimes resembles a theatre – and a theatre can… 15/04/2013

  • Once upon a time, when Kim Jong-un starred in Grease…

    Although nowadays he is firing nuclear threats to the USA, there was apparently a time when Kim Jong-un fully embraced American culture, according to… 10/04/2013

  • Tom Hanks on Broadway

    One of Hollywood’s biggest stars has made his debut on Broadway. Tom Hanks trod the boards of the Broadhurst theatre, not doing things by halves as he took… 03/04/2013

  • Spice Girls musical gets critical drubbing

    Spice mania descended on London with the premiere of the ‘jukebox musical’ Viva Forever! based on the songs of British girl band the Spice Girls. All five… 13/12/2012

  • Blair Witch director returns with Lovely Molly

    Co-director of The Blair Witch Project Eduardo Sanchez sets out to terrify again with his latest movie Lovely Molly. Newcomer Gretchen Lodge stars as… 29/06/2012

  • Sibiu’s theatre festival brings crowds to Romania

    The city of Sibiu has hosted its annual International Theatre Festival, an event that has become Europe’s third largest performing arts festival after… 07/06/2012

  • Swayze remembered as Ghost opens on Broadway

    Ghost: The Musical – based on the 1990 tearjerker starring Patrick Swayze and Demi Moore – has opened on Broadway. It was one of Swayze’s best known films… 25/04/2012

  • Slumdog Theatre inspires Roma youngsters

    Art and culture have always been powerful tools for empowering young people.   In Moldava nad Bodvou in eastern Slovakia, a group of Roma youngsters from the… 09/04/2012

  • King’s Speech opens in London’s West End

    The King’s Speech was last year’s major cinematic success, winning many awards including seven BAFTAs and four Oscars. Colin Firth portrayed the stammering… 28/03/2012

  • Young people can explore Europe

    Rui Madeira is the manager of Theatro Circo in Braga. He is an actor and a stage director. He talked to us about the challenges of the job. Click here to… 12/03/2012

  • Driven by Dreams

    It can take a long time to achieve a dream. Portuguese band “The Gift” have always wanted to play the Circus Theatre in Braga. Eighteen years after their… 12/03/2012

  • Bosch’s Romeo & Juliet premieres at Burgtheater

    A new interpretation of Romeo and Juliet has premiered at the prestigious Vienna Burgtheater in Austria. 04/11/2011

  • Amnesia play provokes Tunisian memories

    Written before the Arab spring, the visionary Tunisian play ‘Amnesia’ is touring in Europe. It was staged in the French city of Lyon as part of the ‘Sens… 21/10/2011

  • Show goes on for world’s oldest musical hall

    One of the world’s oldest surviving musical halls, Wilton’s in London’s East End, has been saved after a public appeal for funds pulled in millions of euros. 07/09/2011

  • Philharmonic Orchestra of Argentina’s street concert – nocomment

    The Philharmonic Orchestra of Argentina played a concert in the street outside the Colon Theatre opera house in Buenos Aires, in a protest over pay and… 25/05/2011

  • Learning lessons in jail

    In prison, education can be the window that lets hope in. More and more prisons are offering not only academic and vocational studies, but also arts, music… 10/05/2011

  • Shakespeare’s Tempest hits cinemas

    From the director of “Frida” and “Across the Universe” comes “The Tempest” which is out now. Julie Taymor has recruited the talents of an A-list cast… 12/01/2011

  • Bonus interview: John Malkovich & Martin Haselböck

    Here are a few extra excerpts from our interviews with John Malkovich and Martin Haselböck. 03/06/2010

  • “The Infernal Comedy”: John Malkovich gets operatic backing

    “The Infernal Comedy” is the autobiography of Austrian serial killer Jack Unterweger performed on stage. Unterweger was imprisoned for murder but became a… 03/06/2010

  • Lincoln leads nominations in London

    Which films, which stars will dominate this awards season? The British Academy of Film and Television Arts in London has provided the first clue. “Lincoln”… 09/01/2013

  • Russia: Renowned director Pyotr Fomenko dies at 80

    One of Russia’s most celebrated directors, Pyotr Fomenko, has died at the age of 80. Known for his inventive approach, he staged over 60 classic and… 09/08/2012

  • Danish Breivik play sparks outrage

    A small theatre company in Copenhagen is causing controversy with plans to stage a play based on the writings of Anders Behring Breivik, who carried out the… 19/01/2012

  • The show goes on at La Scala despite Italy’s woes

    Anti-austerity protesters made their voices heard as Italy’s world-famous La Scala theatre staged its season premiere. “We won’t pay for the crisis” they… 08/12/2011

  • Back in the Day: The Mousetrap begins its astonishing theatre run

    November 25, 1952 The Mousetrap, a murder-mystery play written by Agatha Christie, begins its incredible record-breaking theatre run at the New Ambassadors… 24/11/2011

  • Barenboim becomes new La Scala musical director

    Milan’s renowned opera house La Scala has named Daniel Barenboim as its new musical director. He has been producing operas at the venue for the last five… 13/10/2011

  • Medvedev marvels at revamped Bolshoi Theatre

    Russian President Dmitry Medvedev toured the Bolshoi Theatre on Tuesday, six years after it shut its doors for renovation. Medvedev watched a rehearsal of… 21/09/2011

  • upsound 3”

    In a high-tech world it’s increasingly hard to keep tradition alive but in Lithuania this horse-drawn carriage sets off every summer carrying a distinctly… 21/07/2011

  • Bolshoi expansion gala aims for autumn

    Six years of Bolshoi Theatre renovations in Moscow are scheduled for completion this autumn, with several thousand builders now on the more than half a… 21/07/2011

  • Curtain up for stage premiere of Dragon Tattoo

    The actors at Norrebro Theatre in the Danish capital Copenhagen are preparing for the world stage premiere of Stieg Larsson’s international bestseller The… 03/12/2010

  • Israeli actors boycott new West Bank theatre

    It could be called a drama within a crisis. Dozens of Israeli actors, playwrights and directors are causing a stir just days before US sponsored peace talks… 30/08/2010

  • Who’s who in Lulu?

    With plenty of passion and acres of flesh, Alban Berg’s opera ‘Lulu’ premiered at the Salzburg Festival in Austria. The modern interpretation by Bulgarian… 03/08/2010

  • Avignon Festival

    The Festival of Avignon is in full swing, with performances that range from Shakespeare to quasi-silent clowning. Richard II is being staged in one of the… 23/07/2010

  • Curtain up at restored Teatro Colon

    It is one of the most beautiful opera houses in the world; the Teatro Colon in Buenos Aires. After three years of restoration the curtain has risen again… 16/06/2010

  • Broadway’s Fela! a hit at Tony Awards

    The cream of Broadway was out in force for the annual Tony Awards in New York, with Hollywood stars and several Britons among the winners. 14/06/2010

  • Teatro Colon reopens in Buenos Aires

    Argentina’s renowned Teatro Colon, one of the world’s great opera houses, has reopened after a three-year restoration project. The venue, modelled on La… 25/05/2010

  • The Bolshoi reveals its “new” face

    Russia’s famous Bolshoi theatre has unveiled its new facade, after almost six years of controversial repairs. The unveiling was rushed to coincide with… 30/04/2010

  • Broadway premier for Denzel Washington

    Gabourey Sidibe, Jessica Lange and Mikhail Baryshnikov are amongst the fans of Denzel Washington who turned out for his Broadway premier He plays the lead… 28/04/2010

  • Alfred Molina paints Broadway red

    British actor Alfred Molina stars in Red, playing American artist Mark Rothko. The play is set in the fifties, and the master expressionist has just landed… 12/04/2010

  • Lifting the veil on women, Islam and sexuality

    Four actresses, 12 monologues, one play: “The Veiled Monologues” is by the Dutch writer and actress Adelheid Roosen. Created in 2008, the work is the result… 17/03/2010

  • Prisoners’ performance

    Getting ready for the evening’s performance at a prestigious Bucharest theatre… but this is no ordinary company, all the actors are prisoners. Picked from… 03/12/2009

  • Inherit the Wind

    As part of a whole raft of events marking the 200th anniversary of Darwin’s birth, Trevor Nunn is directing Kevin Spacey and David Troughton in “Inherit the… 08/10/2009

  • International Theatre in Lyon

    The first International Theatre Festival of Lyon in France explored themes of memory, identity and resistance. Theatre companies from as far afield as… 25/09/2009

  • Jedermann at Salzburg

    Jedermann is a German adaption of Everyman, and since 1920 it has been performed every year in Salzburg as part of the Salzburger Festspiele. The play tells… 29/07/2009


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