August 2022

Arctic Monkeys have announced an intimate concert in New York for next month – find all the details below. The Sheffield band, who are set to release their seventh album ‘The Car’ on October 21, will take the stage at the 3,000 capacity Kings Theater in Brooklyn on September 22.Read More →

Arctic Monkeys have announced an intimate show in New York for next month – find all the details below. The Sheffield group, which is about to be released their seventh album ‘The Car’ on October 21, will take the stage at the 3,000-seat Kings Theater in Brooklyn on September 22.Read More →

The Master Shipwright’s House in Deptford has to be one of London’s most romantic secret spots: twinkling with fairy lights, a half-ruined house and garden, by the mighty Thames where ships were once built and sent to around the world in search of cheap natural resources, profit and glory. BehindRead More →

Among the revamped nightclubs is the Central Saloon, a longtime music store that claims to be “the birthplace of grunge” (yes, Nirvana and Soundgarden played there). The club’s owners recently secured the site’s future by buying the building that houses it, and things are still happening in Pioneer Square. LongtimeRead More →

A BRIDGWATER venue is set to host a musical theater showcase to raise money for a mental health charity. The McMillan Theater will be the host Bisa show hosted by Ashley Ross Quinn with local businessman Ken Baker. Bis is the sequel to Stepswhich Ashley and Ken hosted at theRead More →

ARLO PARKSEnmore Theater, August 13★★★ British singer-songwriter Anaïs Marinho, 22, releases music under the name ‘Arlo Parks’, and if it sounds like an idyllic spot perfect for picnics with friends in the summer, then her music is the soft and dynamic soundtrack in the background, content playing second fiddle toRead More →

A PAIR of events take place in a historic castle as it continues its entertainment schedule. Hedingham Castle is set to host an arts and theater event for the community. First, an event for budding artists on August 14. Paint Brush ‘n’ Bubbles Day offers a calm and creative morningRead More →

Provided Nelson Musical Theater musical director of the show A Night on Broadway Chris Lukies, centre, surrounded by band members for the production, which opens night at Nelson’s Red Door Theater on Wednesday. Members of the Nelson Musical Theater had to battle through more Covid-19 upheaval to bring their latestRead More →

On paper, Paul Higgins isn’t the ideal cast for a theatrical adaptation of This Is Memorial Device, the David Keenan novel that garnered awards and influential fans in 2017. To give the book its full title, who might more to the uninitiated of an idea of ​​its contents, This IsRead More →

A strange theme at the start of this year’s Edinburgh festival season has been famous male actors performing dance performances. There’s Ian McKellen, fiery – as a non-dancer – with a ballet version of ‘Hamlet’. And then there’s the International Festival’s ‘Burn’, a one-man dance-drama show about one Scottish iconRead More →

To share Tweeter To share To share E-mail Written by Simon Lancione Photograph by Matt Bryne How do others live? What kind of houses do they live in? How do you live in an igloo or a boat? For children, these questions are incredibly exciting and a collaborative live theaterRead More →

Tickets from €29.90 booking fees included on sale Friday August 5 at 10 a.m. After his great performance at the Longitude Festival in July and the release of his 23 mixtape, London-born rapper Central Cee returns to Dublin to headline the 3Olympia Theater on November 20 as part of hisRead More →