On their thirteenth studio album, No Rain, No Flowers, The Black Keys integrate the blues-rock sound they're known for into ...

Wright's interactive pub quiz play Lucky Tonight! is a unique and engaging form to explore cultural identity and belonging.

Veritas Productions and Amy Yeo attempts to juggle several salient themes in Well Behaved Women, but suffer from a weak ...

Hannah Power and Conor Murray soar in this fresh-faced gem: a love letter to friendship, 90s Dublin and Princess Diana.

The debut play from BAFTA-winning actor David Jonsson, Paldem tackles interesting questions but falls short in its execution.

Brazilian theatre collective Cênica's delicious spin on the Shakespeare's classic is grounded in lived experiences.

It is immediately apparent from the moment TITCLOWN begins that performance artist jessica aszkenasy has us right where she ...

Sluts With Consoles comes off as a handful of important but underdeveloped ideas. In striving to be the pinnacle of ...

Valentina Tóth presents a surreal, musically rich, and boldly theatrical ode to the 'hysterical woman' in FATAL FLOWER.

Bringing together the worlds of contemporary theatre, Norse mythology and pro wrestling, Mythos: Ragnarok is a joyful night ...

Lomond Campbell combines nuclear physics with his own compositions for a unique and fully immersive, experimental, ...

Amaarae’s third album has moments of truly sublime pop magic, but only once you get past its early bloodlessness.