Join us for an enchanting evening of performing arts on November 14, 2025, at 19:30, presented by the John Ball Zoo at the prestigious Wyndham's Theatre in London. This US-based organization, renowned for its commitment to wildlife conservation, is set to captivate audiences with a unique performance that merges the magic of nature with the thrill of theatre. Don't miss this chance to experience a one-of-a-kind spectacle that transcends borders and genres. For more details and to secure your tickets, visit the primary event link. You can also explore more about the John Ball Zoo on their official website and YouTube channel.

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All My Sons

Wyndham's Theatre

Orlando Shakes is bringing a touch of American flair to London's Theatre Royal Haymarket on October 23, 2025. Known for their spellbinding performances, they will be captivating audiences from 7:30 PM with their rendition of 'Othello'. This is a unique opportunity to experience the magic of Orlando Shakes outside of their home base in the USA. Don't miss out on this transatlantic theatrical treat! For more information and to secure your tickets, please visit the official event page on Ticketmaster. You can also learn more about Orlando Shakes by visiting their official website or their YouTube channel. Get ready for an unforgettable night of drama and passion!

Othello

Theatre Royal Haymarket

Greek mythology meets today's internet culture in a play about revenge, justice and radicalization.

Nemesis

Lejonkulan

Who do I still talk to, and who do I no longer talk to? Who is so politically distant from me, who strikes me as so contemptuous of humanity, that they've disqualified themselves as a conversation partner? And what do these personal perspectives mean for the greater whole of our democratic coexistence? It seems as if political discourse is becoming ever more heated and irreconcilable, the choice of words increasingly drastic, the views ever more radical. But this observation is by no means limited to politics; social media is being insidiously undermined by hateful, denigrating, and violence-glorifying comments about everything and everyone. Are we becoming a society full of bullies? Why have the fronts become so entrenched, what has changed in recent years? And above all: How do we get out of this whole mess?

WTF?!

Theater Lübeck

Podcast link: https://youtu.be/4hagYvrYbuM

The Artelize Podcast and Kasper Holten - Pedefining Opera for the modern world

Podcast link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d36M5Hi6O80

The Artelize Podcast - A legacy of innovation in Opera: Celebrating Marc A. Scorca

Podcast link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=59E40S_EQSY

The Artelize Podcast: A love letter that was never sent

Podcast link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=THv6htilWtI

The Artelize Podcast and Adolfo Corrado: Mediterranean flavors, opera and social media

When the farmer's daughter Emma marries the doctor Charles Bovary, she has high hopes for a new and exciting life. But everyday life quickly sets in and Emma feels locked into the pompous and predictable petit bourgeois lifestyle. She wants more! And she seeks excitement where it is offered: In cheesy novels, in the abundance of shops and in the allure of passion. But can she break free?

Madame Bovary

Dramaten

"What kind of people were they? What were they talking about? Who dared to attack him in his apartment?" Before breakfast on his 30th birthday, two men appeared in Joseph K.'s room and declared him under arrest. They explained nothing more. The authority they were from and what he was accused of remained a mystery. The men didn't take him away, allowing Joseph K. to continue his work. Convinced of his innocence, his attempts to appear in court led him to the city's twisted attics. Joseph K. hired a lawyer, but he searched in vain for a solution to his case or a sensible course of action. Although Joseph K. was gradually absorbed in his trial, it made little progress—until one day he learned of his conviction...

The process

Old love never rusts. Unfortunately, old enmity doesn't either. For 40 years, comedians Willie Clark and Al Lewis performed together on stage. But since they split up after a falling out, the fame of the "Sonny Boys" has faded, and Willie is no longer even in demand as a commercial actor. So, the offer of a one-off appearance (for a hefty fee, of course) tempted him. But Willie hasn't forgiven Al for retiring from show business and thus ending Willie's career—hardly a good starting point for a successful "comeback."

Sonny Boys

Lotte has been abandoned by the love of her life, Michael, and, to make matters worse, has also been dismissed from her job as a social worker. Then, out of the blue, Michael’s grown-up son, Daniel, calls—he has been unable to reach his father. Together, they discover Michael dead in his flat.

Another Day in God's Creation

The Royal Danish Playhouse

The elderly fisherman Santiago has long been unlucky - he catches no fish. Some villagers mock him, others pity him. His apprentice Manolin urges him to venture further out to sea than anyone else has ever dared, one last adventure to prove that Santiago's glory days are not over.

The Old Man and the Sea

Uppsala City Theater

Anna-Karin and Ted live on the margins, once dreamers and visionaries of the future, now stuck in a debt-ridden existence marked by quick fixes and bad choices. When they are given the chance to ease their debt, they accept without hesitation. All they have to do is steal a sculpture from a famous art dealer. But the theft goes awry, and suddenly they are both accused of murder.

The one who deprives another of life

In a village near Utrecht, Judge Adam's word is law. Until Mrs. Marthe Rull appears before his judge's bench. She accuses her daughter Eve's fiancé: Ruprecht secretly sneaked into Eve's room at night—or perhaps even forced his way in—and broke a jug in the commotion. Ruprecht vehemently denies this. He says he found another man in Eve's room, and the man knocked the jug off the ledge as he fled out the window. Because he believes Eve has cheated on him, Ruprecht wants to break off the engagement. And Eve? She remains silent. Instead, Judge Adam talks all the more—and soon gets himself into trouble. Because with every flattery, every evasive maneuver, with every increasingly obvious lie, it becomes clearer who really gained access to Eve's room.

The Broken Jug

Lately, we've heard a lot about concerns about our democracy. But who shapes our democracy—not in faraway Berlin and at the federal level, but in our immediate surroundings? What about our local politics? Who are these people who put themselves at the service of the community and help shape our cities and our community life democratically? Who do we elect as our representatives?

The exemplary life of Samuel W.

"At this location, Hafenstraße 52, on January 18, 1996, ten people died in an arson attack. They had come to Germany seeking refuge here. This event fills us with grief and pain. Those responsible for the crime have not been identified. The deaths of the victims and the suffering of their families remind us to stand up for the rights and safety of refugees."

Harbor Street

Based on the iconic 90’s psychological thriller, the world premiere stage production of Single White Female is a bold and modern reimagining of the best-selling book and hit movie, that coined a phrase and lead a generation to fear a stiletto heel!

Single White Female

Theatre Royal Nottingham

A musical revue celebrating the mating game! This crowd-pleasing comedy takes on the truths and myths behind that contemporary conundrum know as the relationship.

I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change

Westwego Perf Arts Theatre

The Cornley Amateur Drama Society are back with tidings of chaos and joy, ready to tackle the Charles Dickens’ classic, A Christmas Carol.

Christmas Carol Goes Wrong

Antonio Salieri was once the great, admired, Italian court composer in Vienna. He had made a deal with God that Salieri would praise God through music, and that would be rewarded with divine inspiration. But then Salieri and the rest of Vienna and all of Europe meet Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. A young, silly, German fool. A vile and shrill-laughing new composer, who is called “Wolfi” by his fiancée. But he has one thing. He is a God-given genius composer, and no one can refuse him. His music enchants everything and everyone, and it makes Salieri’s compositions sound old-fashioned, stiff, boring – and worst of all: mediocre.

Amadeus

Aalborg Theater

In Foe, Kristien De Proost, Görges Ocloo, Josse De Pauw and Rinus Martha Chaerle engage with J.M. Coetzee's novella of the same name, in which the well-known story of Robinson Crusoe is told from a different perspective. A performance about the right to speak, the importance of imagination and the need to transcend the islands in our thinking and actions. Kristien De Proost reworks the novel of the same name by South African author J.M. Coetzee into an intimate musical theatre performance, Görges Ocloo composes the music. 

Drama events in Lincoln Center Plaza next month

All My Sons

John Ball Zoo

Othello

Orlando Shakes

Nemesis

Dramaten

WTF?!

Theater Lübeck

The Artelize Podcast and ...

Artelize

The Artelize Podcast - A ...

Artelize

The Artelize Podcast: A l...

Artelize

The Artelize Podcast and ...

Artelize

Madame Bovary

Dramaten

The process

Theater Lübeck

Sonny Boys

Theater Lübeck

Another Day in God's Crea...

Det Kongelige Teater

The Old Man and the Sea

Uppsala stadsteater

The one who deprives anot...

Uppsala stadsteater

The Broken Jug

Theater Lübeck

The exemplary life of Sam...

Theater Lübeck

Harbor Street

Theater Lübeck

Harbor Street

Theater Lübeck

Single White Female

Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

I Love You, You're Perfec...

Oregon Symphony

Christmas Carol Goes Wron...

Theatre Royal & Royal Concert Hall

Amadeus

Aalborg Teater

Foe

LOD muziektheater

Prima Facie

Mikron Theatre Company