A review of Szkéné Theatre’s production of Paul Foster’s Elizabeth I (dir. Szikszai Rémusz) by Bánovics Nóra Paul Foster’s Elizabeth I is not a well-known play. It was written in 1972 but it was not and is not performed frequently even nowadays. Yet we can see it here in Hungary, in one of the smallest…
A review of Örkény Theatre’s production of Shakespeare’s Hamlet (dir. Bagossy László) by Bozóki Vivien Shakespeare’s Hamlet played in a modern age can bring some surprises. Especially if it’s played in Örkény Theatre. For example, I would never have thought that Hamlet could be performed in an unchanging set that is a stadium for the whole time of the performance,…
People tend to imagine that learning a second language as an adult is not as easy as learning it at an early age. However, as specified by some studies, we acquire a second language more or less the same way as the mother tongue. Contrary to this, the Critical Period Hypothesis (CPH) states that there…