15 stories by "Anna Zanetti"
Denise Marsa is one of a kind. She's a force of nature, a life-affirming singer, an overwhelmingly positive presence. Fuelled by her passion, she walks on stage with total confidence. Comple…
The Human Voice is a monodrama, a stolen conversation, a phone call that no one is supposed to hear, perhaps not even the person on the other end of the line. And yet there we are, wearing h…
Taking a cue from Lope de Vega's play Fuenteovejuna, The Village is a story of courage, love, politics and justice, and their respective nuances. From the Spanish Golden Age to contemporary …
Sinister and lyrical, The Second Violinist begins with spectral lights illuminating, one after the other, all the spots of the incredible set design by Jamie Vartan. The overture foregrounds…
A white cube immersed in pitch black. Two minimalist beds and small pillows, a few cubic boxes, a pile of
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There's intimacy, verbal violence, and social agony in Alkaline. There's also what one might define a sapient triumph of awkwardness
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Classical theatre is a tough cookie. Usually, there are two scenarios. Either it's done brilliantly well, and it evokes the
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"Mi piaccion quelle cose che han siÌ€ dolce maliÌ€a, che parlano d’amor, di primavere, di sogni e di chimere, quelle
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When I told my friends that I was going to be exposed to almost 5 hours of Wagner on Thursday
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A corridor. Four dancers and a violinist enter it, inhabit it, and then leave. Over and over again. Brocade by
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It's always exciting when different artistic forms interact to create something new " when poetry lends itself to movement, and
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This year, The Significant Other Festival is a perfectly oiled mechanism, which delights for its setting and scattered moments of
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Part of A Festival of Korean Dance and performed by the Korea National Contemporary Dance Company, <Immixture> blends successfully the
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Secret Life of Humans is a journey into the (hi)story of mankind, striking for its visual, critical, and ambitiously universal
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According to Operabase, Verdi's Macbeth is the 29th most performed opera, ranking higher than Cavalleria Rusticana and Salome. Perhaps with the intention of helping it climb up a few positio…
