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New Stages South East Festival to showcase new voices from the region

NewsBy Natasha TripneyApril 19, 2023

Theater Oberhausen’s New Stages South East Festival will present the work of young theatre artists from the region.

Schlachten

ReviewsBy Tom MustrophMarch 26, 2023

Oliver Frljić completes his Maxim Gorki war trilogy with a piece drawing on Heiner Muller to explore war and slaughter throughout history

Radar Ost 2023: Mobilising West

FeaturesBy Tom MustrophMarch 15, 2023

This year’s Radar Ost, Deutsches Theater’s festival of eastern European work, focused on Ukraine and also featured work from Belarus Free Theatre and Žiga Divjak.

Radar Ost festival programme to focus on Ukraine

NewsBy Natasha TripneyFebruary 21, 2023

This year’s Radar Ost, Deutsches Theater Berlin’s festival of Eastern European theatre, will focus on Ukraine and also include work from Belarus, Georgia and Slovenia. 

Dragana Bulut: “Art and life are not separate, they feed each other”

InterviewBy Tom MustrophFebruary 1, 2023

Dancer and choreographer Dragana Bulut’s new work Beyond Love is the third piece in her trilogy about technology. She talks to Tom Mustroph about commodification, the nature of love and making work with a female companion robot.

Mother Courage and Her Children

ReviewsBy Tom MustrophOctober 13, 2022

Oliver Frljic directs an artistically underwhelming production of Brecht’s play Mother Courage and Her Children with an all-female cast at the Maxim Gorki Theatre.

Hakan Savas Mican: “For a long time migrants were marginalized in theatre”

InterviewBy Tom MustrophJuly 14, 2022

Writer, director and filmmaker Hakan Savas Mican on making work about the migrant experience and why it’s important to talk about questions of class.

Stand with Ukraine: acts of solidarity in the Western Balkans

FeaturesBy Natasha TripneyApril 24, 2022

As the devastating war in Ukraine continues, SEEstage writers discuss the acts of solidarity, support and protest being carried out by activists and cultural workers across the region

Laibach: “We don’t belong to one state only – we belong to all of them”

InterviewBy Tom MustrophApril 4, 2022

Laibach on their show Wir sind das Volk, based on the work of Heiner Müller, the relationship between the military,  music and theatre, and the art of provocation

Oliver Frljić: “Theatre is what happens in the heads of the audience”

InterviewBy Tom MustrophMarch 29, 2022

Oliver Frljić on theatre’s response to the war in Ukraine, the concept of ‘character, and making his return to the Croatian theatre scene.

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