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Exit, pursued by a panda: the Brits bringing eye-popping Shakespeare to the Baltics - Vimarsana News

Exit, pursued by a panda: the Brits bringing eye-popping Shakespeare to the Baltics

The Winter’s Tale is retold with a virtual reality plot set in Silicon Valley and hardly any lines from the original, staged at a bold Latvian theatre elevating English talent

Cast announced for A Jaffa Cake musical - Vimarsana News

Cast announced for A Jaffa Cake musical

The show runs at the Edinburgh Fringe this summer

Peter Pan Goes Wrong review: Giggles galore at the opening night in Manchester - Vimarsana News

Peter Pan Goes Wrong review: Giggles galore at the opening night in Manchester

An excellently executed and hilarious modernisation of the well-known J.M. Barrie classic from Mischief Theatre.

Review: The Mind Mangler - a treat for the eyes, ears, and funny bone - Vimarsana News

Review: The Mind Mangler - a treat for the eyes, ears, and funny bone

On the 10 year anniversary of Mischief Theatre's Play That Goes Wrong, the company branches into illusions, mentalism and more - all of which (you guessed it) GO WRONG!

PHOTOS from "Stalker" at New World Stages - Vimarsana News

PHOTOS from "Stalker" at New World Stages

(NEW YORK, NY) -- Swedish street magicians and illusionists Peter Brynolf and Jonas Ljung achieved the impossible by stumping the legendary Penn & Teller on the first season of their long-running television show, "Penn & Teller: Fool Us!" Now Penn & Teller return the favor by producing Brynolf & Ljung in their New York theatrical debut, Stalker, which combines street magic, stunning illusions and physical mentalism, leaving audiences both thrilled and mystified. Photographer Jeremy Daniel has photos from their New York debut.