Blogs about: August Strindberg
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ONCE IS ENOUGH Trailer Unveiled
wrote 1 week ago: Over the past couple of months while I was sporting a beard as Baron Skanskorg in Undermain Theatre … more →
Artsy August Strindberg Died 101 Years Ago Today
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wrote 1 week ago: Writer-painter August Strindberg died on 14 May 1912. Here he is, looking suitably bohemian… A … more →
Juan Bobo Trying to Scream
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wrote 1 week ago: Juan Bobo Trying to Scream Løten, Norway – Juan Bobo is not very talkative today. He is somewhere in … more →
Inköpt klassiker
wrote 2 weeks ago: Den här inköptes på Akademibokhandeln i torsdags. Jag har länge tänkt läsa den och trodde att den fa … more →
Strindberg's Miss Julie at Derby Live's Guildhall Theatre
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wrote 2 weeks ago: UK Touring Theatre presents Miss Julie at Derby LIVE Hoo boy, here goes… Written by August Str … more →
Et cetera
wrote 2 weeks ago: Neil LaBute has always struck me as occasionally nastily observant but mostly just plain nasty, thou … more →
How Strindberg & Ibsen Tackle "The Rejection of God" Issue Throughout Their Careers
wrote 2 weeks ago: As Ibsen continues to reject God, Strindberg wavers between ‘Affirmation and Negation’, … more →
"Fraulein Julie"
wrote 3 weeks ago: at the Barbican, Wednesday 1st May 2013 It’s easy to suggest that Fraulein Julie should be cal … more →
Feature: The Enduring Power of Miss Julie (Metro)
wrote 3 weeks ago: Feature: The Enduring Power of Miss Julie (Metro) … more →
Quote of the Week: Jonathan Bowden, Interview at the Union Jack Club, 21 November 2009
wrote 3 weeks ago: “Q. Why aren’t you a liberal?” “A. Well, I think basically because liberalism is not a three dimensi … more →
"The Dance of Death" Is No Hokey Pokey, But it Puts its Whole Self In
wrote 4 weeks ago: Despite the elegance of August Strindberg’s barbs, The Dance of Death is less of a waltz and m … more →
Review: Dance of Death
wrote 4 weeks ago: [Published in The Age, April 26 2013] I’ve never been entirely convinced by Matthew Lutton’s directi … more →
People Hurt Me—So I Hurt Them Back
wrote 1 month ago: “It is a curious subject of observation and inquiry,” writes Nathaniel Hawthorne in The Scarlet Lett … more →
PUCKISH PAINTINGS ABOVE THE STAIRS
wrote 1 month ago: Here follows a piece I wrote recently about the work of contemporary Swedish artist, Per-Inge Ishede … more →
The Celestographs of August Strindberg
wrote 1 month ago: Swedish playwright and painter August Strindberg explained that the artist should “work like n … more →
Exposing Racial Tension: Yael Farber’s South African Adaptation of Miss Julie
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wrote 1 month ago: Born and raised in Johannesburg, Yael Farber is an award-winning playwright and director who is well … more →
Klassikerna: berättelsens torftiga nu, del 1
wrote 1 month ago: Jag älskar klassiker. Lika bra jag säger det i förväg så att ingen missförstår mig. I mina ögon har … more →
Architecture and Theater Set Design
wrote 1 month ago: re-blogged from Stephen B. Chambers Architects, Inc. The GHOST SONATA takes place in a mystical drea … more →
Review: MIES JULIE (Directed by Yael Farber)
wrote 1 month ago: MIES JULIE Written and Adapted by Yael Farber Directed by Yael Farber With Hilda Cronje, Bongile Man … more →
