Sleeping Beauty, Belfast Waterfront
Belfast Waterfront: Turning away from its tried and tested and hugely popular format, the Waterfront has gone out on a limb with something a little bit different this Christmas. Read the fu…
Belfast Waterfront: Turning away from its tried and tested and hugely popular format, the Waterfront has gone out on a limb with something a little bit different this Christmas. Read the fu…
Market Place Theatre, Armagh: There is a rush of productivity in the court of His Bulginess King Cuthbert and Her Muddleheadedness Queen Amnesia. Four babies have been born - Fingers, Thumbs…
The MAC, Belfast: It began life as a storybook by Belfast artist and writer Oliver Jeffers. Anarchic, off-the-wall yet gently persuasive, his tale of a young boy who loves books is the perfe…
The MAC, Belfast: Midway through 1891, burdened with two failed tragedies and a censored play, Oscar Wilde decided it was time to change tack and try his hand at satirical comedy. Lady Wind…
Lyric, Belfast: The haunting publicity image is of three faceless women, swathed in plastic raincoats, standing in a gloomy underpass. And now we understand why. Lynne Parker's fascinat…
Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen: Thunder crashes and rain teems down outside the meticulously ordered living quarters of Krapp, an elderly man who exists alongside memories of the past 30 year…
Lyric, Belfast: With its tongue lodged firmly in its cheek, Graham McLaren's effervescent new production plays fast and loose with Wilde's irony-laden subtitle, A Trivial Comedy fo…
Lyric, Belfast: Stage plays do not frequently feature on Tim Loane's writing agenda. They tend to surface, neatly spaced, at five year intervals. His previous political satires took on …
The MAC, Belfast: The scale of the disaster was epic for its time. In a chilling roll call, Ian McElhinney's urbane clerk of the court (the only fictional character onstage) reels off t…
Lyric, Belfast: The centenary of the sinking of the Belfast-built ship of dreams is upon us and with it a raft of new writing about the iconic disaster that is Titanic. The year 1912 also sa…
Grand Opera House, Belfast: Prime Cut is celebrating its 20th year at the cutting edge of independent theatre production with its debut on the main stage of the Belfast Grand Opera House. It…
Lyric, Belfast : It's Russian and it's Irish. It's Chekov and it's Friel. The elision of two theatrical traditions, two national cultures, two masters of drama is so seam…
Naughton Studio, Lyric Theatre, Belfast: Over the years, the Chelsea Hotel in the heart of Manhattan has been both a retreat and a final destination for many famous artists and writers. Duri…