Reviews

The Brave Little Tailor in Cyprus

In Autumn 2006, Satiriko produced Grimm Brothers’ tale The Brave Little Tailor, a stage adaptation by Heinz-Uwe Haus. This stage production was directed by Marianna Kafkaridou and was loved by its young spectators. The show had a good rhythm, a good balance among scenes, with action and interludes with singing and dancing.

From the Cinematic Stage to the Architectural Space: The Scenic Designs of George Tsypin in War and Peace and The Little Mermaid

It is generally assumed that great artists, after listening to their inner murmurs and callings, reach a certain point in their work / career / life, in which they attain a specific approach and signature distinguishing them from other artists. Georgia O’Keefe is distinct and different from Robert Rauschenberg; Fellini is clearly different from his fellow Italian filmmakers Michelangelo Antonioni or Vittorio De Sica; and then, in turn, the Italians are quite different from the other international directors such as Stanley Kubrick or Abbas Kiarostami.

Audio: The Dresden Dolls Brechtian Punk Cabaret

Book Review: Heinz-Uwe Haus / Notes on Directing

Warner and Shaw Scale Beckett's Happy Days at BAM

Book Review: Klitos Ioannides / Die Innenseite des Mantels

A New Dionysus Invades Paphos: Uwe Haus' Bacchae Production

Ghosting the Avant-Garde: The Wooster Group & The Living Theater in NYC

The Design of Spring Awakening

Lost in Translation: Threepenny Goes Back to Blitzstein