Adiós Ayacucho: Theatre, Memory, and the Right to Mourn
The play Adiós Ayacucho transforms a story of forced disappearance into ritual theatre, joining political memory, Andean performance, humor, and mourning.
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Films, performers, directors and the performing arts.
The play Adiós Ayacucho transforms a story of forced disappearance into ritual theatre, joining political memory, Andean performance, humor, and mourning.
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The production Ohh Yantay brings the Quechua drama Ollantay into contemporary theater through movement, voice, and critical adaptation.
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Robin Williams combined astonishing improvisation with dramatic sensitivity, creating performances marked by energy, empathy, and risk.
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Carlos Gassols built an exceptional career across Peruvian theatre, radio, film and television through precise speech, disciplined rehearsal and attentive performance.
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The life, stage work, films and legacy of Philip Seymour Hoffman, the Oscar-winning actor who gave difficult characters uncommon human complexity.
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The life, films, theatre and evolving legacy of Ricardo Darín, star of Nine Queens, The Secret in Their Eyes and Argentina, 1985.
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The life, films and evolving legacy of Kevin Bacon, the American actor whose career ranges from Footloose and Tremors to Mystic River and television.
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The financial context, collaborative production, design, restoration and cultural legacy of Cinderella, the 1950 feature that restored Disney's animated fortunes.
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The training, contraction-and-release technique, major choreography and legacy of Martha Graham, whose dramatic movement transformed twentieth-century dance.
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The literary sources, distorted visual language, power tetralogy and legacy of Aleksandr Sokurov's Faust, winner of the 2011 Venice Golden Lion.
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The life, experimental films, clay-animation technique and legacy of Art Clokey, creator of Gumby, Pokey and the television series Davey and Goliath.
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The history of Pixar and Toy Story, from experimental computer graphics and Luxo Jr. to the first fully computer-animated feature and a new cinematic language.
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The life, films, training principles and cultural legacy of Bruce Lee, the actor and martial artist who transformed action cinema and global perceptions of Asian masculinity.
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The films, methods and preservation work of Martin Scorsese, a central American director whose cinema examines guilt, faith, violence and ambition.
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The life, theatre and legacy of Moliere, whose comedies Tartuffe, The Misanthrope and The Imaginary Invalid turned social vice into enduring drama.
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A critical account of the films, recurring style, awards and serious allegations that have reshaped public discussion of Woody Allen.
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A clear introduction to depression, including common symptoms, contributing factors, effective treatment, supportive care and urgent warning signs.
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The career of Joaquin Phoenix and his unsettling transformation into Arthur Fleck in Joker, the performance that earned him the Academy Award for Best Actor.
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The life, technique and legacy of Bill Plympton, whose pencil lines, comic metamorphoses and independent production model created a singular animated world.
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