Theatre
Surrounded by vintage leather suitcases, higgledy-piggledy piles of papers and books, coats, umbrellas,ā¦
āI would not say that Yiddish is dying, nor would I say that it is aliveā was how Nobel Prize winner the lateā¦
Two childhood sweethearts, Freya (Kim Allan) and Michael (Daniel Cameron), have set out on a gap yearā¦
Edward Bruce's (brother of the more famous Robert) campaigns in Ireland receive blank looks or shuffled feetā¦
The Devilās Larder is a deliciously wicked adult treat that is appetisingly apposite so close to Halloween.
Flann O'Brienās gloriously comic novel The Third Policeman contains the strange and memorable concept āā¦thatā¦
A hot topic in a cold climate.
Naughty Nannies and Shocking Seniors are not new devices on the comedy circuit but remain popular crowdā¦
The Marriage of Figaro was written by Pierre Beaumarchais in 1778 as part of his Figaro Trilogy.
Death has never had a face to me. It does not have character. It does not have personality. It does not thinkā¦
āFear not, till Birnam Wood do come to Dunsinaneā quotes Shakespeareās Macbeth, recounting the prophecy thatā¦
Written by Ena Lamont Stewart just two years after the end of the Second World War, Men Should Weep was firstā¦
Championing an array of new and developing work from around Europe āBest of BE Festivalā presents an eclecticā¦
What happens when harsh reality sidles its way through a creation of fantasy?
Just when it seemed that Yuletide fripperies had disappeared for another year, the Lyceum curtain lifts toā¦
āIf I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetryā ā Emily Dickinson (1830ā¦
The Letter J deserves an A!
Lee Hall is best known for Billy Elliot, but in 1997 his play Spoonface Steinberg was broadcast by the BBC toā¦
Ruth Rendell, who died aged 85 in 2015, was a multi award winning Queen of Crime, author of sixty-six murderā¦
If you love the Bee Gees and youāve got some boogie shoes, then youāll love Saturday Night Fever, the groovyā¦