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H Αμάλ, μία μαριονέτα ύψους 3,5 μέτρων, που ξεκίνησε από τη Συρία και διασχίζει την Ευρώπη αναζητώντας τη μητέρα της στη γη που απλώνεται μπροστά της, εφτασε στη Χίο.

„Млади у опери” за крај сезоне националног театра Програм полазника Оперског студија Народног позоришта „Борислав Поповић” (Фотографије Марко Спасојевић) Програмом сцена из опера „Млади у опери”, у извођењу полазника Оперског студија Народног позоришта „Борислав Поповић”, који уприличен на Великој сцени, завршена је 15...

May 24, 2021 - By Edward Clifford I used to start each day with the same ritual. I would look in the mirror and say my name out loud. "Abigail," I said , letting the sound of my dhort and long a's surround me in the still -dim light. Then I would say "Abbie," the name I used to go by at school, when school was still something you could go to. Then I said "Abs," the name my mom and dad and brother used to call me. —from "Words," Volume 62, Issue 1 (Spring 2021) Tell us about one of the first pieces you wrote.

Lewis Center for the Arts’ Program in Theater presents "The Chinese Lady" by Lloyd Suh (PRINCETON, NJ) -- The Lewis Center for the Arts’ Program in Theater at Princeton University will present  The Chinese Lady by Lloyd Suh, a play inspired by the life of the first Chinese women believed to set foot on American soil in 1834 and her life as a sideshow curiosity. The filmed production is directed by Princeton alumnus Richard Peng and features Princeton senior Jacy Duan in the title role with scenic and sound design by senior Minjae Kim. The film can be viewed on April 9 and 10 at 8:00pm. ...

He’s right. The theater industry – like most of the arts – is in a state of crisis. Regular in-person theater attendance is impossible during a pandemic. Thousands of theater professionals – playwrights, actors, technicians, managers, security personnel, ushers and others – are now out of work. Many have already been out of work for more than a year, and it will probably be another six months at least before theater can resume mostly normal production. That is the most optimistic estimate – it could take much longer than that. Currently most initiatives to help struggling arts pr...