Read about the Norwegian experimental theater and performance troupe and its productions, including "Eurohae?," "Style Is King," and "Yes, I Go Over to the Dogs."

Nineteenth-century director of Finnish National Theater, playwright, literary critic, and dramaturg is profiled.

Previews Teatr Provisorium and Kompania Teatr's production of Witold Gombrowicz's "Ferdydurke" at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia.

Find a condensed summary of the history of Czech theater since the 19th century, with references to the work of Vaclav Havel, Josef Topol, J. Capek, and J. Svoboda.

Read about the performances by Czechs in the concentration camp in Teresienstadt. Includes a list of productions, including children's and puppet plays.

Presents a directory of links to resources on German film, theater, and the performing arts. In German and English.

Formerly called "Misery Loves Company," this theater troupe based in Prague presents its current season and its Fulcrum Festival.

Describes a seminar on this subject given by Sabine Wilke. Covered are plays by Peter Handke and Thomas Bernhard and productions by Robert Wilson and Peter Stein.

Find the address and phone number of the Swedish Theater, which gives plays in Swedish in the capital of Finland.

Eloisa de Leon interviews Yancy, an Albanian theater director, on what it was like to pursue his profession in the Balkans in the 1990s.

Essay by Oddbjxrn Johannessen on the plays of the Norwegian author, his effect on students, and his comparative neglect by professional theaters.

Puppet theater in Prostejov, the Czech Republic, presents its performances of such works as "Aucassin et Nicolette," with a selection of photographs and contact details.

Discusses the upgrading of this theater in Trondheim, Norway, in 1997, the thousandth anniversary of the founding of the former Viking capital. With photo.

Explore links to Czech writer Josef Vachal's Litomysl Murals, Jara Cimrman Theater, and Cimrman's explanation of why the Czech Republic is called "Asurdistan."

Dramaturg and critic Havar Sigujonsson provides an assessment of theater in Iceland in the concluding decades of the 20th century.

Monna Dithmer discusses the current state of Scandinavian drama and theater, and its reaction to the heritage of its 19th-century masters, Ibsen and Strindberg.

Glenn Loney provides a breezy history of Swedish theater from the Christian miracle plays, to King Gustav III Adolf's first Swedish theater, to Strindberg, to Lars Noren.

Read an article by Jesper Bergmann, himself a playwright and author of radio theater, on the rise in the number of significant Danish playwrights since the mid '80s.

School newspaper previews a 2000 staging by the Teatr Provisorium and Kompania "Teatr," from Poland, of an adaptation of Gombrowicz's seminal satire, "Ferdydurke."

Official national information center offers links to its major theaters in such cities as Warsaw, Lodz, Krakow, and Poznan. In English and Polish.

Find out where to see live theater given in Polish in the Washington, DC, area. Includes a call for participants and a contact link and phone number.

Connect to several theaters, puppet theaters, and drama companies in Poland, including the "Old Theatre" in Cracow, and the US.

Find a guide to theaters in the capital of the Czech Republic, including the National Theater, the Estate Theater, Laterna Magica, and Ta Fantastika Black Light Theatre.

Canadian university presents its theater group, founded in 1986, devoted to the production of plays in German. See a list of its productions.

Reviews a production in Houston of Mickiewicz's famous play by the Midwest company, performed in Polish.

Subtitled "Women in Contemporary German Theater," this book on such figures as Marieluise Fleisser, Elfriede Jelinek, Erika Mann, and Kerstin Specht is briefly discussed.

Reviews a performance in New York, in 1969, of Grotowski's production of the Calderon play, as adapted by J. Slowacki. Scroll down for an index of Grotowski links.

Find the address and local phone number of Sweden's Royal Dramatic Theatre.

Presents the specifications of an online database on five important Norwegian theaters and their performance histories.