Articles related to "Martin Mcdonagh"

Martin McDonagh's In Bruges is both hysterical and poignant as it beautifully melds shockingly bloody hitman drama with a moving moral conflict.

When Colin Farrell won the Golden Globe for best actor in a comedy or musical, it was a reminder that In Bruges was a comedy. Not that it isn't funny.

One of 2008's most underrated gems sees Colin Farell back in the right direction after several high profile missteps.

Canadian Stage Company and Birdland Theatre open CanStage's 20th season with The Pillowman by Martin McDonagh, author of The Beauty Queen of Leenane and other works.

British gangsters Ray (Colin Farrell) and Ken (Brendan Gleeson) hole up in a Bruges hotel at Christmas, awaiting orders from their psychopathic boss Harry (Ralph Fiennes)

In Bruges: great music, beautiful architecture, pitch-perfect performances, operatic violence, and some of the funniest verbal fireworks this side of Quentin Tarantino.

Featuring three Toronto premieres and one Canadian premiere along with two popular musicals, CanStage aims to celebrate their birthday with a bang.

Farrell and Fiennes as Irish hit men learn the importance of life and morality after spending two weeks together in Bruges, a small Belgian city.

The British actors and directors set to make a splash in 2009, including new Doctor Who Matt Smith, Hunger star Michael Fassbender and In Bruges scribe Martin McDonagh

The Steppenwolf Theatre Company, based in Chicago, Illinois, is starting their 2006-2007 season with a bang - Martin McDonagh's controversial dark play, The Pillowman.

A look at the five best Irish films to be released since 2000, complete with cast listings and synopses.

The Academy Awards, which take place each year (with a few notable exceptions) at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, are regarded as being the biggest movie awards show

As the calendar flips its way towards mid-June, a lot of quality films have already been released. Below are the ten best.

Playwrights have been associated with the Academy Award since its inception. The 81st Academy Award writing nominees carry on that legendary association.

Suite101 interviews Nicole Moeller, an emerging playwright in Edmonton whose play, Without You, marked a milestone for the U of A.