Cleverly written with a clear emotional journey and filled with a good smattering of humour, this is an enjoyable show, ...

An evening showcasing texts set to music from different contexts and in various styles. Nothing too overstated, but with a ...

Four seminarians are embroiled in a complicated love quartet. It’s a thwarted romantic endeavour, with love only ...

What do you do when your husband of 23 years leaves you for your 17-year-old goddaughter? You dye your wedding dress black, ...

ROTUS is a beautifully crafted, biting satire which explores a fictional young woman, Chastity Quirke, who uses all her ...

The highlight this afternoon was to be the announcement and presentation of the awards for young poets who had entered the ...

To capture period and place, the melodic tune of ‘Moon River’ from ‘Breakfast at Tiffany’s takes us to 1950s Brooklyn: on the ...

This is a fascinating concept: with AI at the heart of it, you, the audience member, are taken on a journey to your future self, guided by information you enter when you take part in the pre-show ...

This beautifully styled play tells the story of Mozart’s sister Nannerl, who herself was a musical genius, but because of the ...

A glittering spectacle of illusion, sleight of hand, mind reading and audience interaction, this is a fun-filled entertaining ...

A musical romp through the trials and tribulations of sperm donation and what it means to bring life into the world; this is ...

With a lovely free croissant and coffee (or tea) as well as a wonderfully eclectic smorgasbord of short plays, The Big Bite Breakfast Show is a long-term staple of the Pleasance’s offerings. Being ...