Can Movie Stars Handle Greek Classics? London Is Finding Out.
Sophocles is suddenly everywhere on the city’s stages. In concurrent shows, Rami Malek is playing Oedipus and Brie Larson is ...
Gulf Times2dOpinion
Technofeudalism is war’s handmaiden
The West is on a war footing. The German government is working on an app that helps people locate their nearest bunker. A ...
Theater That Packs A Punch: Exhilarating Productions Of ‘Kyoto’ And ‘Oedipus’ Open In London
Academy Award winner Rami Malek and Olivier Award winer Indira Varma star in a new production of Oedipus at the Old Vic, and ...
The Taipei Times3d
Technofeudalism is the handmaiden of war
Meanwhile, the West is running the risk of falling into the Oedipus trap: exacerbating a crisis with actions intended to prevent it — just as Oedipus ended up killing Laius, his father, only because ...
The Arts Desk3d
Oedipus, Old Vic review - disappointing leads in a production of two halves
The opening scene of the Old Vic’s Oedipus is dominated by a giant backdrop of a skull-like face, eyes shut and rock-like. It ...
filmneweurope.com18h
FNE at Berlinale 2025: Estonian Cinema in Berlin
Estonian Film institute at EFM "Smile at Last" returns to Berlinale Smile at Last first premiered at Berlinale in 1987.
Camden New Journal22h
Review: Oedipus, at Old Vic
When Thebes is beset by drought, King Oedipus (Rami Malek) urges his people to move to fertile ground. But the oracle decrees that if the murderer of old King Laius is found and punished they will be ...