Criticism

Performing arts criticism written by youth.

Podcast: Does it work as a parody of fascism?

Is The Boys at the Norwegian Theatre a good portrayal of fascism, or are they just kidding? Hear Young Voices Lasse, Fiona, Aksel and Heidi talk about just that and much more in this rather chatty podcast! 😅
Criticism Conversation Interactive Podcast Theater
Lasse (18 years old) , Fiona (20 years old) +2

Behind the facade

Frequent use of the camera gives a modern touch to the 60-year-old musical Cabaret at Det Norske Teatret, it also provides a new perspective. A way of seeing theater that opens up a whole new world.
Criticism Dance Musical Theatre
Josefine R. Narverud (19 years old)

The sash impresses

Særp Tropez's interactive theater style, creativity and acting performances continue to blow me away, writes Hanna Amundsen (16) about the performance in the neighboring town.
Criticism Interactive Walking Theatre
Hanna Madeleine Heltvedt Amundsen (16 years old)

Life-changing moment or entertainment?

Ima Etokebe (20) was at the figure festival Go Figure! in June. There she saw Transport:Departure, which she writes about in this text
Criticism Puppet Theatre International
Ima Etokebe (20 years old)

Podcast: Raw, Sweaty, Magnificent

New podcast episode! Young voices have seen Cabaret at the Norwegian Theatre.
Criticism Conversation Dance Musical Theatre Podcast
Wild (age 20) , Fiona (age 20) +2

So stupid it's fun

The guys at Det Norske Teatret are so stupid that it's funny, writes Fiona Åtland (20) in this illustrated review.
Criticism Interactive Theatre
Fiona Åtland (20 years old)

A sensitive Hedda Gabler

Katona József Theatre from Budapest has created an emotionally intense modernization of Ibsen's classic, which shows Hedda's feeling of emptiness and loss of control.
Criticism Theatre
Olga Henriette Ree (19 years old)

Effective, but a bit shallow, youth theater on July 22

"Unanswered Calls" shows us how important and effective it can be to create theater for today's youth about terrorist acts.
Criticism Theatre
Lasse Seltun-Thingstad (18 years old)