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Trauma and Repetition: 'I'll call thee Hamlet'

This article explores Hamlet's usage of repetition and reenactment as a way to cope with a traumatic injury.

Molière: Satires, Debates and Modernity

This article explores the complex relationship between Molière and Modernity.

Molière: Theatre and Modernity

Molière is a cornerstone of French culture. This short article examines some of his contribution to the genre of comedy in the 17th century

Theatre of the Absurd: Joe Orton

Figure 1 Orton, Razor Wit, and Poetic Eloquence After Joe Orton began his career when his radio play The Boy Hairdresser was accepted by...

An Aesthetic Experience in the Theatre 101: An Inevitable Tragedy Part 2

The Importance of Doubt Foreword From its earliest beginnings in Greek Tragedy through its history to the modern day, drama has exerted a...

Kyōgen: The Comedy of Human Life through Centuries

An introduction to Japanese traditional theater forms with focus on nōgaku.

Shakespeare's Loss of Inspiration: Romeo and Juliet's Uncharted Truth

Pyramus died millenniums ago, Romeo died centuries ago but what made the agony so hard, same people died twice in different lines.