The Stalls review: original, confident and hilarious
Skilful skewering as opera ensemble shows audience exactly what it’s like
Skilful skewering as opera ensemble shows audience exactly what it’s like
Crude hilarity arises from casual revelations- why is the Catholic church so forgiving of murder and so punitive of suicide
Brian Friel’s classic returns to the stage
Committed cast struggles with ponderous phrases and some awkward arrangements
Two siblings trapped by an aged parent dream a future far away in this effective, claustrophobic production
Chekov country comes to west Cork in a powerful drama where the land trumps all
This production compresses Nathaniel Hawthorne’s epic into a 90-minute slot, and succeeds thanks to its seductive atmosphere
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
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