Whatever you do, you do not want to miss the very first run of ‘Local Hero’, which debuts this month at the Lyceum. Adapted from the 1983 film written and directed by Bill Forsyth, Mark Knopfler has gifted the story with a fresh musical accompaniment that will bewitch audiences with the wild beauty of the Scottish highlands even as David Greig’s writing will leave them with a yearning for a simple place to call home.
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Director Tom Morris is attempting the impossible: to stage climber Joe Simpson’s extreme autobiographical hit, ‘Touching the Void.’ Adapted by David Greig, Morris hopes to tell a theatre audience the […]
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It is 1908 and the Darling children are in their nursery on a wintery afternoon – outside the roofs are dusted with snow, inside the fire is lit, all is […]
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In Wils Wilson’s newest take on Twelfth Night, characters are not so much dressed but drenched in charity shop psychedelia, bringing to the stage waves of charming colour and sparkle. […]
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Lyceum’s production of Ionesco’s Rhinoceros in collaboration with DOT Theatre of Istanbul returns to the Lyceum for its spring season.
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The Lover handles heavy subject matter with elegance and depth, though at times its more unusual artistic elements sometimes come across as esoteric.
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