Tag #Theatre

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Death of Influential Theater Director Claus Peymann

Claus Peymann, a highly influential German theater director known for his politically charged productions and leadership of prominent theaters like Vienna's Burgtheater and Berlin's Ensemble, died; his career spanned from the 1960s to 2023, marked by both triumphs and controversies.

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Quality Education
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Luton Playwright's Outreach Program Tackles UK's Soaring Knife Crime

Sam Edmunds's play, "The Chaos That Has Been and Will No Doubt Return," based on true events in Luton, tackles the rise in knife crime in the UK through a national outreach program engaging over 1,000 young people in workshops, offering a preventative approach to the 80% increase in knife-enabled cr...

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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Veteran Actor Gerald Harper Dies at 96

Veteran British actor Gerald Harper, famed for his roles in the 1960s television series "Adam Adamant Lives!" and the highly successful "Hadleigh" (1969-1976), passed away on July 2, 2025, at the age of 96; "Hadleigh" attracted audiences of up to 17 million weekly.

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UK Immersive Entertainment Booms Amid Cinema and Theatre Struggles

The UK's immersive entertainment industry is experiencing rapid growth, projected to reach \$351 billion by 2030, driven by consumer demand for unique, shareable experiences and a reaction against technology-driven isolation; this contrasts with the struggles of cinemas and high West End theatre tic...

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Decent Work and Economic Growth
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Afanador" Dominates 2023 Max Awards, Signaling Shift in Spanish Performing Arts

The 2023 Max Awards, held at Pamplona's Gayarre Theater, saw "Afanador", a Ballet Nacional de España production, win five awards, breaking a long-standing tradition of even distribution and highlighting the rising prominence of dance in Spanish arts.

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Gender Equality
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Angry Alan": Krasinski's Descent into Men's Rights Extremism

John Krasinski stars in "Angry Alan," an off-Broadway play exploring a middle-aged man's descent into the men's rights movement after experiencing job loss and divorce, highlighting the role of internet radicalization and societal pressures.

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Reduced Inequality
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Munich Cabaret Faces Challenges After Venue's Restaurant Conversion

The Munich Lach- und Schießgesellschaft cabaret, after reopening, will continue its season with a reduced schedule due to the venue's change to a chicken wing restaurant, impacting audience attendance, particularly on Mondays; however, dedicated performers and the cabaret's artistic director remain ...

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No Poverty
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Oberammergau's Modern "Romeo and Juliet": A Passion Play Spin-off

Oberammergau, Germany, hosts a modern interpretation of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," directed by Christian Stückl, using mostly local, amateur actors, some of whom previously performed in the village's Passion Play, with a contemporary setting and costumes.

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Annie Stainer, Celebrated Mime and Dancer, Dies at 79

Mime, clown, and dancer Annie Stainer died aged 79; known for her "Annie Stainer trilogy" of mime and dance pieces based on myth and performed globally; collaborated with David Bowie and Lindsay Kemp; founded the Total Theatre school in Perth.

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Quality Education
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Kaufman Warns of Far-Right Rise, Using New Play "Blaubeeren" as Warning

Moisés Kaufman, a renowned playwright and director, discussed his new play "Blaubeeren" which explores the daily lives of Nazi officers at Auschwitz, highlighting the dangers of complacency and the rise of far-right extremism globally during an interview after the play's premiere in Madrid.

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The Spare Room": A Belvoir Theatre Adaptation

The Spare Room", a Belvoir theatre production in Melbourne, adapts Helen Garner's novel, starring Judy Davis as Helen and Elizabeth Alexander as Nicola, exploring the complex relationship between two friends as Nicola confronts a terminal cancer diagnosis over three weeks.

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Good Health and Well-being
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Brest Fortress: A Stage and Screen Retelling

Vladimir Mashkov's stage production and film, "Brest Fortress," centers on the young lieutenant Nikolai Pluzhnikov's unwavering defense of the Brest Fortress in 1941, contrasting his steadfast belief with the doubts of others, and using a combination of stage acting and film segments to convey the i...

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