GGermany Read More AI-assisted staging draws boos at famed Wagner festival in GermanyAugust 2, 2026 BERLIN — An experiment with artificial intelligence at the famed annual Richard Wagner festival in the southeastern German town of…
BBerlin Read More The production’s greatest asset is Magnea herself.June 28, 2026 gedvile-t What’s a Mob to a King (Plot-twist Redemption) D: Liina Magnea(Rating: three stars out of five) This…
BBerlin Read More (Not) A Bad Idea: The Volksbühne gets a swimming poolJune 5, 2026 © Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz The Volksbühne at Rosa-Luxemburg-Platz is getting a new artistic director, Matthias Lilienthal, and he’s…
BBerlin Read More Playing Dress-Up: a Return to DecadenceMay 24, 2026 Photo credit: Makar Artemev In my last column, I wrote about the increasing presence of full nudity on…
BBerlin Read More For an Exquisite Evening: Berlin’s Best Cabaret EventsMay 22, 2026 Cabaret Performer Fifi Fantôme, Photo Credit: Markus Vicari Berlin and cabaret have shaken, shimmied and sashayed their way…
BBerlin Read More The Foremothers of Yiddish YesteryearMay 12, 2026 Ariel Efraim Ashbel and Rachel Libeskind, photo credit: Anton Tal Weaving together herstorical voices through a tapestry of…
BBerlin Read More Peeking Behind the Curtain: an Inside Look at Komische Oper’s Backstage ToursMay 9, 2026 Makar Artemev The Komische Oper Berlin runs backstage tours back-to-back on Fridays and Saturdays throughout its season, which…
BBerlin Read More Super Superficial by ABA NAIA ***** (5 Stars)April 9, 2026 Òscar Barbosa Berlin-based collective ABA NAIA have been developing their anarchic, body-centred performative language since 2017, working through…
BBerlin Read More Is Nudity the New Normal on Berlin Stages?April 7, 2026 Florentina Holzinger’s Divine Comedy, © Katja Illner The naked performer is a familiar presence on Berlin’s stages. But…
BBerlin Read More All the City’s a Stage: Berlin’s best upcoming theatre highlightsApril 1, 2026 Photo Credit: Jubal Battisti Berlin’s tradition of boundary-pushing is perhaps best seen on stage. From experimental performance art…