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West End premiere of Drew Gasparini’s I Could Use A Drink May 11, 2021 Last updated: May 11, 2021 After a successful UK streaming event, Drew Gasparini’s hit album, ‘I Could Use A Drink’ is now headed to the West End for one night only – with added songs and an increase in the cast to 9 musical theatre stars! Originally released in 2013, Gasparini’s album is an eclectic mix of progressive contemporary Musical Theatre (both poignant and hilarious) with themes ranging from teen pregnancy and heartbreak to mass shootings due to bullying. Now for its West End premiere, producers Liam...

Watergate Theatre in Kilkenny announces new partnerships Artistic programme: The Watergate continues to support artists Reporter: ');  '); Throughout 2021, while it waits to reopen its doors to audiences for live performances, the Watergate Theatre will support artistic work in development through a number of residencies, commissions and bursaries. The Watergate’s 2021 Artistic Programme will build on existing relationships and embark on new ones. The primary focus will be on supporting the work of professional Kilkenny and non-Kilkenny based arts sector workers. Through collaboration ...

10:30 AM And in This Corner: Cassius Clay-Community Listening Party - Every hero starts somewhere. For 12-year-old Cassius Clay Jr., who would become the sports legend known to the world as Muhammad Ali, it was a boxing gym in Louisville, Kentucky. This is the swift and vibrant origin story of how a determined young boy growing up in the Jim Crow South took on all challengers in his path to becoming...The Greatest. An unlikely hero is a classic story, but And in This Corner goes an extra, exhilarating round by exploring how remarkable communities help to create them. And in This Corner: Cassi...

On my radar: Nick Laird's cultural highlights Nick Laird © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Murdo Macleod/The Guardian Born in 1975 in Cookstown, Northern Ireland, poet and novelist Nick Laird attended the University of Cambridge before working in law for six years. In 2005, he published his first collection of poems, Utterly Monkey. Since then, he has won numerous awards for his writing, including the Somerset Maugham award, the Geoffrey Faber Memorial prize and the Eric Gregory award. He lives in London with his wife, Zadie Smith, and their two children. Laird and Sm...

This summer, get invigorated with a live cultural performance A forested mountain is the backdrop at Vail Dance Festival’s open-air amphitheater. Pandemic willing, live shows will be back across the United States this spring and summer. (A patchwork of them, anyway.) Connor Walberg via The New York Times. by Julie Besonen (NYT NEWS SERVICE) .- Pandemic willing, live shows will be back across the United States this spring and summer. (A patchwork of them, anyway.) Scores of festivals, benefits and theatrical events are playing it safe with digital editions or postponements, but some impresari...