Target Theatre’s MADE at Holbeck Undergroung Ballroom
MADE is telling the story of the millions of workers in Bangladesh whose lives are dedicated to the Western desire for fast fashion and instant consumerism. This provocative and daring performance is...
View ArticleSlavoj Žižek in conversation with Gary Younge
Rockstar philosopher and provocateur extraordinaire Slavoj Žižek returns to the Big Smoke for another round of Marxist theory and existential ticks. Introducing his new book, Against the Double...
View ArticleTheatre and Language: Samuel Beckett, “Waiting for Godot”
Fellow and Tutor at University of Oxford, Belinda Jack breaks down Samuel Beckett’s profound and wondrous Waiting for Godot. As part of a series of public lectures at Gresham College, Theatre and...
View ArticleSecret 7″ at Sonos Studio
Remember how it feels to hold that classic tune in your hand? In a world where purchasing music was a deliciously wearisome commitment requiring things like shoes and cash. Secret 7″ returns with its...
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REVIEW: The Man in The Woman’s Shoes
You may have never been to Sligo, in fact you may never have even been to Ireland, but after an hour and a half with Pat Farnan, you will feel truly immersed in a rural Irish community. An...
View ArticleSh!t Theatre – Guinea Pigs On Trial at Live Art Bistro
Following the success of multi-award winning performance Job Seekers Anonymous, Sh!t Theatre are returning with the new and equally thought provoking Guinea Pigs On Trial. Exploring the dark and murky...
View ArticleTina’s Idea of Fun at the Abbey Theatre
OK so what the hell is this exactly? First of all it’s a new play from acclaimed writer and playwright Sean P. Summers. Second of all it features Hilda Fay, star of stage of Irish small screen. Tina’s...
View ArticleTwelfth Night at the Birmingham Rep
Twelfth Night: Olivia’s melancholic, puritanical household clashes head on with Sir Toby’s insatiable appetite for drunken debauchery. Orsino’s relentless pursuit of Olivia and Malvolio’s extraordinary...
View ArticleYerma at Circomedia
The Amina Khayyam Dance Co reimagines Federico Garcia Lorca’s Yerma through the medium of dance. One of Lorca’s most famous works, Yerma is the tragic tale of a loveless and childless marriage set...
View ArticleIrish Women and Art 1916 at the National Gallery, Dublin
The National Gallery’s Tuesday Talk is Irish Women and Art, 1916 and highly acclaimed historian and novelist Sinead McCoole (Easter Widows) will be leading the charge. Much of the discussion will be...
View ArticleWild Tales at HEART
Wild Tales is one of those films that resonates with you for weeks afterwards and will have you leaving the cinema with that ‘what did I just watch’ feeling. Perhaps it is the dark yet comic and...
View ArticleThe Debt Collectors at Otley Courthouse
The Debt Collectors is the brand new comedy from world renowned and multi award winning playwright John Godber. Having won two BAFTA’s, a Lawrence Olivier award and become the third most performed...
View ArticleSpirit of Ireland at St. Paul’s Church
Long before Riverdance came Spirit of Ireland , traditional Irish Music and Dance at its very best ‘THE SPIRIT OF IRELAND’ now celebrating 30 years touring Worldwide, was Irelands first National and...
View ArticleDan Flavin at the Ikon Gallery
Ikon presents a major exhibition of work by Dan Flavin (1933-1996), one of the most important post-war American artists. Flavin’s artistic practice was dominated by a use of fluorescent light and an...
View ArticleMichael Beutler: Pump House at Spike Island
German artist Michael Beutler comes to Spike Island for his first UK solo exhibition. Spike Island’s use as an art gallery and artists’ studio space, as well as its history as a tea packing factory,...
View ArticleDylan Moran – Off the Hook at The Usher Hall
When it comes to misanthropic comedy, there is no one better than the dishevelled Irishman Dylan Moran. A cult figure on the Edinburgh Festival Fringe comedy scene, Moran is best known for his jaded...
View ArticleDvořák’s Rusalka at Festival Theatre
Antony McDonald’s five-star production of Dvořák’s Rusalka at Festival Theatre brings a dark and poignant fairy tale to life. Inspired by the same folk story as Hans Christian Anderson’s The Little...
View ArticleShakespeare in Shoreditch
After a sell out success in 2014, Shakespeare in Shoreditch lands back in London to celebrate the 400th anniversary of the great bard’s death. Over ten days, site specific productions, performances and...
View ArticleThe Passion of Lady Vendredi
Afrofuturistic performance artist Nwando Ebizie summons the alter ego of Lady Vendredi to electrify the status quo and present a radical new vision for the future of contemporary music-theatre....
View ArticleLemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons at The Greenbank
Tobacco Factory Theatres presents Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons at the Greenbank in Easton. The Walrus theatre company’s debut production isn’t the easiest play to tell your friends about (that’s...
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