Report to an Academy, adapted from Franz Kafka
There is something wonderfully strange about watching a man walk into a room and address an audience as though we were members of a prestigious scientific academy, while telling us…
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The Sound of Wine at Heldeke! Bottle Shop
Instead of focusing only on tasting notes, I found myself noticing their texture, intensity and overall mood through the music.
Sexy Ghost Boy at Kanuti Gildi SAAL
It takes a certain kind of person, and personality to be both servile and insistent, coy and comedic. “Ahh!” “Oh no!” and “Oh yeahhh~!” are the only words spoken, by the performer and audience alike, though there is no shortage of sounds or laughter.
Let’s Try Gay by Underluminal
Their chemistry makes the relationship between the characters believable, while their reactions and timing keep the absurd situations entertaining.
The Supreme Art of Improvisation at Kanuti Gildi SAAL
Through this dynamic back-and-forth, he brilliantly illustrates the subtle difference between a good actor and a bad actor.
Tallinn Fringe Variety Extravaganza at Chicago 1933
It was a lovely surprise and added yet another unexpected layer to an already wonderfully varied evening.
Love Is A Lube: therapy cabaret at Heldeke!
The show itself uses therapy as a frame narrative for loosely-connected interludes of songs, burlesque, and unhinged friendship, as our performers share their struggles and bare their…souls.
Aleksandr Popov: 50 Shades of Bouncer
From the red beanie to the plaid shirt to the sneakers, he looks like the casually cool cousin you’d want to hang with at the cookout. His style is relaxed and personal, and he connects easily with the crowd throughout his show.
CPPM’s LÄBU vol.2 ep.4 – Dita Lūriņa | Anette Pärn
The entire performance is a winding road, a tour through the “waistland” that begins in nature mockumentary style before turning in parts to semiotics lecture, dance, Duolingo-esque session, bedtime story, personal recollection, and more.
Arashk Azizi’s Divine Sonata
This was no ordinary recital. Candlelight, carefully chosen costumes, and the spoken word of Dante’s immortal poetry turned the performance into a ritual of music, literature, and theater.