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Nocturne, Albany

Posted on July 3, 2018September 23, 2019 by annegret
nocturne

Becoming-fox, a quick manual: – Keep close to the walls – Practice your sweet, sweet love-making sounds only after dusk – Stare the fuckers down The full moon shines on Deptford town square. It smells of piss and one of the two guys in the…

Posted in Reviews, TheatreTagged Reviews

Don’t be Burr, sir: The transformative politics of Hamilton on the London stage

Posted on December 22, 2017May 13, 2019 by annegret
Rachel Ann Go Hamilton

I went to Hamilton and it was pretty great. Five Stars. Admittedly, when it comes to hot takes that one right there is pretty tepid. As Matt Trueman mentions in his WhatsonStage blog, if you’ve been sentient over the last two years, there is really…

Posted in Musical, ReviewsTagged Reviews

Professor Bernhardi Schaubühne

Posted on January 6, 2017January 6, 2017 by annegret
bernhardi

When he turns away a Catholic priest from a delusional dying girl, esteemed director of a private clinic, the Jewish Professor Bernhardi staggers unwittingly into a political affair. His selfish peers manipulate facts to whip up a scandal and play off latent anti-Semitic resentments. What…

Posted in Reviews, TheatreTagged Reviews

Shadows Schaubühne Berlin

Posted on October 17, 2016January 6, 2017 by annegret
shadows

Eurydice (Jule Böwe) would prefer to stay in Hades instead of returning to her husband Orpheus (Renato Schuch), a wannabe-Morrissey who desperately needs her back to boast his own ego. With Schatten (Eurydike sagt) – Shadow (Eurydice Speaks) – Nobel Prize-winner Elfriede Jelinek continues to twist the…

Posted in Reviews, TheatreTagged berlin, Reviews, the stage

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