Anna Leckey, Artistic Director and Producer for Three’s Theatre Company is the MAC‘s latest Artist In Residence, and she is putting every inch of The…
Category: Reviews
Northern Ireland, 1989. A farmhouse window smashes, and rebellious Fianna Devlin crashes back into the life of her pious sister Alannah. Together in the…
The Theatre At The Mill is lit up in the iconic red and black that has become synonymous with classic musical Chicago. A video clip…
Steam Saturday was in full swing (and is on every Saturday in August) at the Whitehead Railway Museum when we arrived. With trains departing every…
Assembly Required is only the third play from Headrush, Ireland but it’s the first one we’ve seen from them and whilst it gives a terrifying…
It’s been a while since I was last at the Grand Opera House in Belfast, but with the stage incarnation of one of my favourite…
It seems the excitement of the circus still lives on at Tom Duffy’s Circus. This was my first time taking my 2 boys and as…
Seeing the promotional material for Soda Bread Theatre’s production of Marie Jones one-man play ‘A Night In November‘ so filled with football imagery didn’t fill…
Sitting in the Cathedral Quarter across the street from fellow Scottish blow-in Six by Nico, Pizza Punks has a decidedly different aesthetic and attitude to…
What Girls Are Made Of tells the true story of Cora Bissett, her band Darlingheart and her huge fall from grace after finding fame at…
