Seeing us into panto season, Who’s The Fairest of Them All is writer and director Holly Wagner’s adaptation of Snow…
It all starts with a thoroughly intriguing concept. Two performers mix live throughout — two DJs whose lives become romantically…
Mirabelle Ordinaire’s revival of Franco Zeffirelli’s rich and sumptuous 1981 production is epic on every level, as it visualises the…
The most visually remarkable production to grace the Traverse Stage in years, Arlington. This new Shotput production of Enda Walsh’s dystopian…
An empty stage. Neutral lighting. A square mat. Suddenly, a woman (Sung Im Her, the choreographer and company director) finds…
1913, with a war looming, we are transported to a dark, dingy pub where we are treated to stories of…
The tale of Romeo and Juliet, the young lovers Shakespeare ensnared in a tragedy across a familial divide, is a…
Created from a story by Jimmy Coffey and the testimonies of other men held in the Medomsley Youth Detention Centre…
The timing could not have been more perfect for this opening night performance by the immensely talented company of Salt…
Based on a 1789 French ballet originally created by Jean Dauberval, Frederick Ashton’s final full-length ballet for The Royal Ballet…