All posts tagged theatre

James, Josh and John have written an ambitious pantomime: behind the...

Kenneth Grahame’s beloved The Wind in the Willows is a classic...

At once devastatingly intelligent, funny, challenging and disturbing, Sirens is a thoughtful...

The year is 2014. An unnamed local Labour council in working-class Britain is...

After a year of plumbing the subtext of countless heavy, introspective...

Visitors is a stunning debut from the playwright Barney Norris. It is the beautiful,...

Pipeline Theatre’s Streaming stands very sturdily on a tripod of fantastic...

Set over five days in Dublin, Once tells the familiar story of a Guy (Ronan...

Sheltered by Greg A Smith is a seriously funny, intense piece of art. Set in...