On the occasion of the artist’s first solo exhibition in Berlin at KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Carina Bukuts writes about his 20-year practice of deconstructing the image politics of war
The artist and poet speak to frieze about staging the domestic intimacies of the pandemic and post-pandemic worlds
How Theater of War Productions uses ancient stories to lead COVID-19 health workers out of silence and into a healing experience of community
As the playwright’s ‘Slave Play’ reaches a wider audience, Jameson Fitzpatrick looks at his work so far
Anthony Ekundayo Lennon, born to Irish parents but describes himself as ‘mixed-heritage’, won a theatre job meant to go to a BAME applicant
The artist queers the canonical histories of art and theatre, pointing to how things might actively and fantastically engage in being otherwise
The divisive director out after less than six months by mutual consent
Jordan Cronk visits Berlin’s Volksbühne and Liberté, Catalan filmmaker Albert Serra’s first large-scale work for the stage
As Susanne Kennedy's Women in Trouble premieres at Berlin's Volksbühne, the theatre director discusses her life and influences
A new play by Wallace Shawn examines what it means to survive in today’s society
A new album by theatre group Object Collection warns against political nostalgia
From Michael Gove to Mary Hurrell to Orange is The New Black, the year in review
The final part of this week's art and trauma-themed Digest: A new play from Adam Brace at London's Almeida Theatre
Finding hope in hopeless times
On the new large-scale co-production Medea.Matrix by Susanne Kennedy, who will soon join Chris Dercon's new team at Berlin's Volksbühne
Brian O'Doherty's homage to Samuel Beckett
Robert Wilson's exuberant portrayal of Samuel Beckett's weary anti-hero, Krapp
Eimear McBride’s celebrated debut novel is taken to the stage
What is an artist's play and how does it differ from performance art?
What Milo Rau’s new play tells us about our current ‘humanitarian’ European identity
