The theatre tickets to book in London in autumn 2022 - snap them up now! From a non-binary Joan of Arc to David Tennant as a Nazi and Chekhov in space, it’s one hell of a season on London’s stages Evening Standard · Aug 23, 2022
Ukraine wages its own war against Russia's cultural icons in its midst LVIV, Ukraine — In wartime Ukraine, Pyotr Tchaikovsky is having a turbulent afterlife. Los Angeles Times · Jul 18, 2022
On my radar: Marina Abramović’s cultural highlights The artist on an exhibition made by spiders, cryptocurrency activism and her love of astrology The Guardian - UK · Jul 16, 2022
Review: The superbly tense 'Murina' gives us a coming-of-age drama once more, with eeling "Murina," an impressively tense, psychologically astute drama from Croatia, opens with a glimpse of Chekhov's spear gun, a device not uncommon in tales of underwater peril. Los Angeles Times · Jul 15, 2022
Avignon festival review – hit the timewarp gym and dive into a trippy Chekhov There are epic and uneven shows from Olivier Py and Simon Falguières but Kirill Serebrennikov and Miet Warlop prove to be essential theatre voices The Guardian - UK · Jul 12, 2022
The week in theatre: The Seagull; The Southbury Child; Richard III The action’s all in the detail in Jamie Lloyd’s spellbound Chekhov; Alex Jennings excels as a vicar refusing to find the common touch; and Richard III falls short of its health warning The Guardian - UK · Jul 10, 2022
The Seagull, Harold Pinter Theatre: Game of Thrones star’s West End debut doesn’t half drag-on Indira Varma is excellent, but this self-referential rewrite of Chekhov’s 1895 play feels slow and self-indulgent The Independent UK · Jul 8, 2022
The Seagull at the Harold Pinter Theatre, London review: Emilia Clarke is charismatic in her West End debut Game of Thrones star is far from the only reason to grab a ticket Evening Standard · Jul 8, 2022
The Seagull review – woodchip-walled Chekhov is hypnotic Emilia Clarke and Indira Varma star in Jamie Lloyd’s stripped-back West End production which asks probing questions about performance The Guardian - UK · Jul 7, 2022
Emilia Clarke: ‘The best place in the world is backstage at a theatre’ The Game of Thrones star on her self-doubt as the hit show took off, her decision to write about her brain aneurysms and showing her love through baking The Guardian - UK · Jun 26, 2022
Brave start for Her Productions with Uncle Vanya IN a city already swimming in theatre companies and with limited audience numbers, the question might reasonably be asked: does Newcastle need another one? Newcastle Herald · May 20, 2022
‘My experience was not #MeToo, it was #HerToo’: Eryn Jean Norvill on her life-changing return to the stage Three years after being an unwilling protagonist in a media circus, the actor reflects on her career-defining turn in Dorian Gray – and what comes next The Guardian - AU · May 6, 2022
Russian director leads Philly production of ‘Cherry Orchard’ and worries about the fate of his own nation All Russia is our orchard. — Anton Chekhov The Philadelphia Inquirer · Apr 12, 2022
Director of 'Drive My Car' surprised by Oscar, popularity Japanese director Ryusuke Hamaguchi says he was surprised by the international popularity of his Oscar-winning film “Drive My Car,” but attributes it to the universality of the short story by Haruki Murakami on which it is based The Independent UK · Apr 5, 2022
The Guardian - UK · Feb 7, 2022 Our Country Friends by Gary Shteyngart review – Chekhov-inspired capers Old friends escape New York to sit out the pandemic in a Covid satire whose references don’t travel well