Month: March 2010

Festival director Jonathan Mills has announced the programme for the 64th Edinburgh International Festival (EIF) – the parent to the larger Edinburgh Fringe – which runs this year from 13 August to 5 September 2010 […]

Iain Glen’s production of Ibsen’s Ghosts has posted early closing notices for this month at the West End’s Duchess Theatre (See News::E8831252059482, 4 Sep 2009). The production opened on 23 February 2010 (previews from 8 […]

The Maze prison at Long Kesh (Long Meadow) outside Lisburn, County Down, had a relatively short but dramatic history dating from 1971 to 2000, when the last prisoners were released. It was mostly demolished eight […]

“For never was a story of more woe, than this of Juliet and her Romeo.” The final lines of Shakespeare’s great romantic tragedy are spoken by the prince of a divided city. Here, it’s an […]

Adam Rolston and Alvin Rakoff’s musical portrayal of the life story of Doris Day – the highest-ranking female box office star of all time – could not be more appropriately housed than within Wilton’s, the […]

The Tricycle is the latest theatre to jump on the upcoming General Election's dramatic bandwagon. In another of its series of thematically linked seasons of new plays, the Tricycle will explore the history and current […]