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Spy stories, drug experiments, and brick dinosaurs.

Cork’s in for a treat over the coming months as the Everyman has launched its spring season with a line-up of renowned writers, award-winning shows, and fan favourites.

Chloe Rice and Natasha Roland deliver a playful two-hander about the wild west, power structures and the costs of making art

Following critically acclaimed seasons at the Edinburgh, Hollywood and Adelaide Fringe Festivals in 2022, playwright Henry Naylor returns to The Arcola Theatre this year with the highly anticipated London premiere of his multi award-winning autobiographical new play, Afghanistan Is Not Funny.

IN the run-up to his first major experiment in theatre, it was a tough few months. Habib Tanvir was “awfully busy and a bit lonesome”. In a letter dated October 13, 1958, to his English girlfriend, Jill MacDonald, he wrote: “I hope my present experiment in theatre succeeds.”

A WELSH writer and performer will be heading to Pembrokeshire with a new show in March.

BUNCLODY/Kilmyshall drama group has announced new dates for its performance of Third Finger, Left Hand by Dermot Canavan. The show received an amazing and…

Following Award-winning engagements at the 2022 Edinburgh, Hollywood and Adelaide Fringe Festivals, Afghanistan Is Not Funny, written and performed by Henry Naylor, bows Off-Broadway this December at SoHo Playhouse.

JOURNALISTS and actors enjoy a symbiotic relationship. We inquire into their lives/thought processes/regrets and dreams – and they tell us just…

The Fringe First winner will play Brixton House for three weeks in the new year.