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Playwright and director Conor McPherson recently received a massive tax bill - at least that's the most obvious explanation for the fra...

Well it was snowing as I made my way to the Almeida, and that fits one of the meanings of Conor McPherson (book) and Elvis Costello's (...

I can never quite decide which, of the plays so bleak even Chekhov didn't try to pass them off as comedies, is the most gut-wrenching:...

If a Meat Loaf jukebox musical at the ENO seemed like the summer’s most eccentric bit of programming, how about a Bob Dylan jukebox music...

Unusually, all the Young Vic auditoria are in use at the moment, with the mid-sized Maria getting a couple of big-name creatives - Ian Ric...

Rounding off the latest invasion of Irish plays in London is Conor McPherson's newest work. The Night Alive  follows the hit revival o...

The Donmar Warehouse is more or less being handed over to Conor McPherson for the summer, with the premiere of his new play coming up but ...

My final show of 2012, and an alternative take on the idea of festive entertainment - very alternative, as we're off to an isolated Sw...

Conor McPherson's Port Authority shares a format with another Irish play I saw last year, Terminus : That of three monologues delivered...