Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House is a timeless masterpiece that explores gender roles, individuality, and societal expectations. The story of Nora Helmer, a woman trapped in a patriarchal system who…
First and foremost, I must admit that I am relatively new to the world of performance art. However, “Flex” by Üüve-Lydia Toompere was the perfect introduction, setting the stage for…
What is love? The age-old question follows us throughout life, particularly during emotional times, whether distraught from recent heartbreak or overcome with the bubbling emotions of new love. When we…
The Estonian theatre scene has recently seen an influx of World War II and Jewish-themed plays, and Cabaret, directed by Anna Karin Hirdwall, adds to this lineup. Staged at the…
Shakespeare is a name almost everyone has heard, but how much do we actually know about his work? That’s the question posed by Improteater Impeerium’s play, “Shakespeare or an Improvised…
Personal, immersive, and a little too close to home. “Awake, Gay and Writing a Play,” is a one-man play by an Ex- Jehovah’s Witness. I have been eagerly anticipating this…
Starting a new chapter in life can be intimidating and sometimes you need a bit of encouragement from your loved ones. And who can support you better than your best…
Immersive, provocative, and captivating: this was my experience with The Last King of Porn, performed by Underluminal, an Italian theater group. With such a title, I thought I was in…
With fresh dill in hand and a pack of direct-from-the-farm sour cream, we’ve launched our platform — Sour Cream and Dill, an English review site for shows and events all…