REVIEW: Mahabharata at Why Not Theatre/Shaw Festival/Barbican
From top to tail, this production is a stellar example of the quality that can come from taking your time.
From top to tail, this production is a stellar example of the quality that can come from taking your time.
The live-streamed awards will feature four short documentaries showcasing the exceptional artistry of the 2022 Siminovitch Prize finalists.
Neha Poduval and Himanshu Sitlani, a husband-and-wife writing and performing team, have achieved the impossible: they’ve made a story about paperwork fun.
Here at Intermission we strongly believe that providing a platform for theatre artists to elaborate on the ideas behind the work they are making is important to establish a dialogue with current and potential audience members. This March we entered our fourth year, so we’re revisiting some of the work that has most spoken to our … Continued
Here are the most-read articles on Intermission in 2017.
I’m old enough to remember when “freedom fries” was a misnomer born of protest rather than a fair and accurate description.
There won’t be any replacement. There was only Jon.
Watch actor Dawn Jani Birley talk to director Ravi Jain about being a Deaf actor, translating Shakespeare into poetic ASL, and why she left Canada for Finland.
Diversifying our stages is not a challenge we can address solely by commissioning lots and lots of new plays.
We asked some of Intermission’s regular contributors and core team members for their favourite theatre experience of 2016.
These are the ten most popular articles we published this year—plus a few others you should check out.
When actors are trained they are asked to wait: when one is finished, then the second will go. I had no training, so I kept interrupting.
Ruth and Liz meet up with Ravi Jain and Anand Rajaram of The 39 Steps to walk up 239 stairs.
“If you don’t embrace fear and risk getting it wrong, you’ll never find something new, something inventive, something beautiful.”