Theatre
The genius of Martin McDonagh is his precision in structurally plotting classic plays then throwing in aā¦
āChance rules my lifeā comments Amanda to Victor, on the first night of their honeymoon. āIt was chanceā¦
Belfast-based Young At Art invites youngsters to join in with the fun and games at Katieās Birthday Party.
āDemocracyā uses its title several times in the course of this story that canāt quite make up its mind whereā¦
Do we get over our childhood? Or are we destined to relive aspects of it throughout our whole adult lives?
A song about a pair of old lovers, Ah yes, I remember it well , featured in the 1958 film, Gigi.
Who wouldnāt want to live under a safe sky where birds, not bombers, fly?
I couldnāt see in the dark. I panicked. It all happened so fast ā¦ I am a killer. I am conditioned to kill.
Tim Burton meets Jim Henson in a beautiful and poetic masterpiece from German puppeteer companyā¦
In the packed house of Bath's small but perfectly formed Theatre Royal, where it was a delight to see most ofā¦
Slick and inventive direction, together with a strong cast, helped to remind us what a brilliant story Aā¦
The late Michael Marra was fascinated enough by Frida Kahlo to write a song where she arrives āflooded in aā¦
The Traverse Theatre is the perfect location for emerging theatre artists and practitioners to promote newā¦
Neil Munroās belovĆØd characters, who crew the Clyde puffer The Vital Spark, are deep in the psyche of Scotsā¦
āFear not, till Birnam Wood do come to Dunsinaneā quotes Shakespeareās Macbeth, recounting the prophecy thatā¦
A story written early last century about a nobleman in Spanish California with the secret identity of Zorroā¦
It is hardly exaggeration to suggest āThe Cheviot, the Stag and the Black, Black Oilā changed Scottishā¦
Thereās an odd thing that happens in this city when the sun comes out. It really does rub me up the wrongā¦
If the walls of the stately Marks Priory, seat of the Lebanon family, could talk they would speak of historyā¦
Combining physical theatre with an uncomfortable mockery of themselves, Ewan Downie and Johnathan Peckās duetā¦