Tag Archives: Moliere

The Misanthrope

Posted on July 19, 2013 by barczablog

One of the great joys of classical theatre is to be able to revisit works that one knows: or thinks that one knows. A good play always has something new to show you. Case in point tonight, seeing the opening … Continue reading →

Posted in Dance, theatre & musicals, Reviews | Tagged Andrew Pimento, Bruce Beaton, Guild Festival Theatre, John Chou, Leslie DosRemedios, Moliere, Sochi Fried, Sten Eirik, The Misanthrope, Tina Sterling | 2 Comments

10 Questions for Aleksandar Lukac

Posted on February 23, 2012 by barczablog

Former Artistic Director of the National Theater, Belgrade, Aleksandar Lukac has directed close to a hundred professional productions internationally including Yugoslavia, Holland, Canada and Serbia. Lukac has also been an Artistic Director of Theatre Zoran Radmilovich and the independent political … Continue reading →

Posted in Interviews, University life | Tagged Aleksandar Lukac, Belgrade, Brecht, Bulgakov, Dan Pelletier, Drums in the Night, Marat/ Sade, Master and Margarita, Moliere, Move.(me)ant. The Marat/Sade Occupied, National Theater, Peter Weiss, Talk is Free Theatre | Leave a comment

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