Interviewed by Ioana Moldovan[1] Gianina Carbunariu is widely considered the enfant terrible of Romanian contemporary drama. She started her theatre studies in 1999 when she was accepted as a directing student at the “I.L.Caragiale” National University of Theater and Film
Interviewed by Ioana Moldovan[1] At 44, Dragoş Buhagiar is the most prolific Romanian artist involved in the process of theater-making. He completed his stage designing studies with the “Nicolae Grigorescu” Arts Academy in Bucharest, where he studied for six years
Interviewed by Lissa Tyler Renaud[1] Widely recognized as the most influential playwright/theatre director in the Chinese world, Stan Lai has been called “Asia’s Top Theatre Director” (Asiaweek) and “the best playwright in the Chinese language” (BBC). Many of Lai’s 30
Interviewed by Lissa Tyler Renaud[1] Israeli director David Zinder is a cutting-edge artist who works in the tradition of the scholar-director. With a substantial background in improvisation and a Ph.D. in Dramatic Art, he has received, over some decades, spectacular—even