century theaters

• Ibsen in the Spotlight

One century after his death, the plays written by Norway's Henrik Ibsen (1828-1906) remain as topical and provocative as ever. Theaters all over the world continue to stage The Pillars of Society, A Doll's House, Ghosts, Peer Gynt, An Enemy of the People, Hedda Gabler and The Wild Duck. In the USA and Russia, in France or China, it is virtually impossible to take a course in world literature without taking a long hard look at the works of Henrik Ibsen, the father of modern drama. It is said that Ibsen is today the most frequently performed dramatist in the world, next to Shakespeare. Two new biographies of Ibsen are scheduled for publication; public Norwegian radio will stage a version of "Love's Comedy," which will later be adapted into rock musical; and it seems the film "Playing Ibse...

• Nordic Reach
• Vol. 19 Num. 16, Février 2006
• Culture Shock

• Downtown Switzerland.

... Romanesque-Gothic tower, choir early 13th century, Baroque nave (1705/06). At 8.7 meters in diameter... are literally hundreds of museums and theaters in Zurich -- we've listed only very few of them: ....

• Swiss News
• Num. 2003, Juin 2003

• Sea-based Mobility.

... be built using current technology; half a century ago, the liner United States, which was larger tha... a considerable time to reach distant theaters of operation. The United States has been concerned...

• Armada International
• Vol. 27 Num. 5, Octobre 2003