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Kazutaro Nakamura, a seventeen-year-old actor, strives to preserve the centuries-old art of Kabuki as he makes his debut at Tokyo's Kabuki-Za Theatre.
Can acting positively influence personal transformation, as explored through insights from psychologists like Amy Cuddy and Philip Zimbardo?
Englischer Garten in Munich, a historic urban park, features surfers at the Eisbach, shepherds tending sheep, and lush landscapes that connect city dwellers to nature.
A talented artist creates a series of twelve angels for an exhibit that represents the culmination of his life's work and inner struggles.
A dance instructor collaborates with two air force pilots to choreograph a complex aerial performance, showcasing the technical demands of aerobatics.
A group of disabled performers auditions for a TV talent show but finds themselves forgotten in a separate waiting room during a live theater production.
Hampstead, one of London's oldest areas, is portrayed through the lens of playwright John Mortimer, highlighting its vibrant community and culture.
Dudley Moore and Peter Maxwell Davies, both 26, represent contrasting musical worlds, with Moore's accessible jazz and pop clashing against Davies' complex compositions.
John Whiting explores the setting and characters of his play The Devils, set in the historic French town of Loudun, featuring notable performances from 1961.
Spike Milligan's unpredictable humor transforms a serious interview with Huw Wheldon into a chaotic and entertaining exchange, showcasing his comedic genius.
A 1976 street play in the East End features Tony as Jesus, blending local culture with a poignant re-enactment of the crucifixion amid community resistance.
Ron Moody reflects on his iconic role as Fagin in Oliver!, his diverse career in acting and writing, and shares insights on engaging a theatre audience.
Zhou Guixiang fights to save her dilapidated opera theatre from demolition in Shanghai.
Dario Fo, a revolutionary Italian playwright, transformed theatre by engaging audiences as active participants and addressing their personal struggles through storytelling.
Dr. Diablo, Venezuela's debt collector, confronts debtors dressed as the Devil in 2003.
Kutiyattam in Kerala is a UNESCO-recognized Masterpiece of Intangible Heritage.
Martin Freeman reunites with Andy Serkis in Black Panther, discussing their past work together and the cultural differences between British and American actors.
Ragnar Kjartansson, an Icelandic performance artist, explores the interplay of art and authenticity through his relationship with his actress mother, Guðrún Ásmundsdóttir.
Sarah Hemming visits Stratford-upon-Avon to discuss the RSC's reimagined Robin Hood production.
Site-specific theatre at the Edinburgh fringe showcases more ambitious productions this year.
Watch Dan Hurlin’s puppets from 'Demolishing Everything with Amazing Speed' come to life.
A professional opera singer goes viral with her homemade toilet tissue tiara during the pandemic.
Lita Albuquerque, an influential artist from Tunisia, explores the intersection of nature and cosmology through her ephemeral installations and multi-disciplinary works.
