Jack Gleeson and More to Star in GOOD SEX UK Debut at Battersea Arts Centre
Following runs in Ireland and New York, the cast has been revealed for Good Sex at Battersea Arts Centre.
Following runs in Ireland and New York, the cast has been revealed for Good Sex at Battersea Arts Centre.
Powerhouse: International will soon present GOOD SEX, a new play by Ireland’s Dead Centre and Emilie Pine, featuring a rotating cast that includes John Cameron Mitchell, Elliot Page, Morgan Spector, Constance Wu, Brandon Flynn, and Chris Perfetti.
Emma Martin/ United Fall will present Night Dances, created by Emma Martin and featuring music by Daniel Fox (Gilla Band).
Award-winning Hatch Theatre will team up with Once Off Productions and Mermaid Arts Centre to bring to life a trilogy of novels by J.
Jean Butler's 'What We Hold' (North American Premiere) at Irish Arts Center is a physical, cultural, and emotional journey through the history of Irish dance.
Exploring how we remember and why we forget some terrible events but not others, The Collective Theatre's new show Eastland uses storytelling, found objects, and live performance to recreate the events before and after the sudden capsizing of the passenger ship SS Eastland in front of thousands of p
The loud, raucous hit of Dublin Theatre Festival 2021 comes to the Edinburgh Fringe.
The Examination is the award-winning production by Brokentalkers exploring mental health and human rights in the prison system.
Heart of a Dog a new play by Eadaoin O'Donoghue will premiere at The Everyman on September 23rd, before touring to The Civic as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
See the world premiere stage rendition of Beckett's novel by Gare St Lazare Ireland, from Tuesday, September 3rd, to Saturday, September 7th, at 7.
One of Ireland's leading theatre-makers, Olwen Fouere, last seen at Sydney Theatre Company in the 2011 Abbey Theatre highlight Terminus, returns with her own scorching show that has earned excellent reviews in London, Edinburgh and New York.
Break-through Irish company Dead Centre returns to Abrons Arts Center with a co-production with Irish Arts Center to present their haunting investigation into why we tell stories in the face of tragedy.
Two internationally acclaimed productions receive their London premieres at the Young Vic in 2015.
Break-through Irish company Dead Centre returns to Abrons Arts Center with a co-production with Irish Arts Center to present their haunting investigation into why we tell stories in the face of tragedy.
On February 12, 1915, the Abrons Arts Center's Henry Street Settlement Playhouse opened its doors on the Lower East Side.