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 […]
