Reading Time: 2 minutesVoiced: The Festival for Endangered Languages is an inaugural festival that sheds light on endangered languages from around the world through poetry, live music, visual arts, and more.
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe spectacle of classical music was on full display as Roderick Cox led The Academy Symphony Orchestra in a double-bill of Beethoven's Symphony No 5 in C Minor and Strauss's Ein Heldenleben.
Reading Time: 2 minutesA reflective and intense piece of theatre dealing with issues facing men today From writer director Stacey Cullen, Overwhelm seeks to uncover some of the causes to the “male loneliness” epidemic and mental health crisis happening today. The staging was straight-forward, Jake…
Reading Time: 2 minutesComedy, horror, cheese, and performances so good I wish it was twice as long. It’s October, the weather is miserable, and we’re all looking for something to pick us up and give us some spooky atmosphere. What could…
Reading Time: 2 minutesYouthful and timeless, a charming musician to keep an eye on
Reading Time: 3 minutesA haunting, poetic act of remembrance that blends ritual, testimony and humanity to confront how easily history repeats
Reading Time: 2 minutesAn absolute must-see for first-timers and seasoned theatre-goers alike, this sensational production is a testament to the true potential of a classic reimagined.
Reading Time: 3 minutesA vision that is living, breathing, and breathtaking in its execution, while
critiquing contemporary social structures and gazing toward a horizontal future
Reading Time: 3 minutesPoignant, funny, and completely absurd
Reading Time: 2 minutesAs the leaves start to change colour and crunch underfoot, we have finally entered ‘spooky season’–when many of us seek out an extra thrill or two as the long nights draw in. Writer and performer Lucy Spreckley’s new horror play, Skeleton, draws audiences into a complex web of memories, half-truths, and delusions.