RIDICULUSMUS

Madness looks confusing – and a lot like ordinary life – in this dramatic argument for a new way to treat mental illness, writes Maddy Costa

Our characters from "The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland" met with three leading exponents of "Open Dialogue" in a staged treatment…

The smoking shoes at the end of Say Nothing

The smoking shoes in Say Nothing .. homage to Spike Milligan

Good bye Princess at La Mama - 75 actors playing 75 characters

Not sure

Jon Haynes and David Woods excel at making people laugh. Their approach to theatre involves an ever-shifting mix of collaboration, inspiration and innovation...

An hour long thought provoking theatre show about Post Traumatic Stress is coming to the Swallow Theatre, Whithorn, Dumfries and Galloway

Our characters from "The Eradication of Schizophrenia in Western Lapland" met with three leading exponents of "Open Dialogue" in a staged treatment…

Kindles were a great asset in the making process of theERADICATION..

Algy

Ideas men

Lady Bracknell

If you happen to stroll into St James Cavalier, in Valletta in the coming days, do not bother reporting the art gallery's guards if they suddenly explode into a fit of ballroom dancing. Be warned. They could also decide to swap their clothing, or suddenly start performing soap operas. Welcome to...

A year ago, in a crowded village hall in Dorset, England, Jon Haynes and David Woods were performing their two-man version of Oscar Wilde's "The Importance of Being Earnest." A little boy's voice suddenly beat Haynes to the punch with the play's most popular line: "A handbag?"