Seeing things that are hidden; failing to see things in plain sight. How magic exploits the everyday weirdness of perception. By Vebjørn Ekroll.

The Shaolin Flying Monks Theater has a massive wind tunnel running through that allows for the mystifying spectacle in China.

Shakespeare shuffled off his mortal coil 400 years ago this weekend. As the world prepares to celebrate the anniversary, test your knowledge of the Bard with this quiz.

There is a special place in hell for those who text in 100 per cent brightness during a movie, and that place may now be open to the public. In a bid to be more down with the youth, AMC Entertainment is hoping to implement phone-friendly screenings for “young people who don’t like spending two hours away from their phone.” CEO Adam Aron said to Variety, “When you tell a 22-year-old to turn off the phone, don’t ruin the movie, they hear ‘please cut off your left arm above the elbow.'”

A reporter’s unnerving plunge into 10 events across New York City involving all kinds of audience participation. By Sarah Lyall. (Jan. 7)

To mark the second #LoveTheatreDay, BBC Culture rounds up spectacular venues from around the globe.

A knife in the eye. A splash of acid in the face. Murder. Comedy. Ah, the theater! By Eric Grundhauser.

The surreal power of Haruki Murakami's novel comes through intermittently in this visually stunning production.

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