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Nancy Rubins makes a statement on industrial consumption through her sculpture made from plane parts.

Of elusive answers

Himali Kothari contemplates the battering the arts has taken in our conflict-ridden times as she attends the grand finale of the Graz theatre festival

The travelling stage conceptualised by Lisa Hoellebauer and Lisa Schantl.

Reimagining performance spaces

At the theatre festival in Graz, a cargo cycle moved around the town like a mobile library of plays besides the three performance venues, enabling a f

A dramatic setup for the play What Ignites, What Burns.

The playwright’s burden

Can theatre really contribute to a better world? Himali Kothari and the other participating playwrights discuss these and other related questionsdurin

Performance comes to the street in Catcalls of Graz.

Graz theatre festival: Words and their limits

On the third day of the Graz theatre festival, Himali Kothari finds out how Instagram and Twitter are shaping the structure of performances.

A scene from the play Eleos.

Graz theatre festival: Theatre across borders

As Himali Kothari gets to know plays and playwrights from around the world, she is struck by the lack of cross-pollination in the field of theatre.

Inside the Schauspielhaus Graz.

Schauspielhaus Graz: Climate change, playwrights, and their lonely lives

Himali Kothari narrates how her playlet Friends for Life came to feature in the ongoing Graz theatre festival on climate change in Graz, Austria.