PIRATE PRODUCTIONS
Festival Events presents
British and Irish Film Festival
All screenings will be held at Utopia unless otherwise stated.
- Tuesday 9th Sept at 20:00 (Kinepolis, Kirchberg) - Downton Abbey - The Grand Finale (123 mins).
- Sunday 14th Sept at 19:00 - Brides (93 mins)
- Monday 15th Sept at 19:00 - Dragonfly (98 mins)
- Monday 15th Sept at 21:15 - Signs of Life (88 mins)
- Tuesday 16th Sept at 19:00 - SHORTS evening (87 mins)
- Tuesday 16th Sept at 20:45 - A sip of Irish (90 mins)
- Wednesday 17th Sept at 19:00 - Fran the Man (89 mins)
- Wednesday 17th Sept at 21:15 - We Only Want the Earth (86 mins)
- Thursday 18th Sept at 19:00 - The Negotiator (92 mins)
- Thursday 18th Sept at 21:15 - Flight 149: Hostage of War (90 mins)
- Friday 19th Sept at 19:00 - Spilt Milk (91 mins)
- Friday 19th Sept at 21:30 - Aontas (91 mins)
- Saturday 20th Sept at 19:00 - Mrs Robinson (94 mins)
- Saturday 20th Sept at 21:30 - Sunphlowers (81 mins)
- Sunday 21st Sept at 19:00 - Re-Creation (89 mins)
- Tuesday 7th Oct at 19:00 - Plainclothes (95 mins)
- Friday 10th Oct at 19:00 - Sanatorium (95 mins)
For descriptions of the films please click here
Tickets: €10 (except Downton Abbey & Plainclothes)
Reservations: Luxembourg-ticket.lu +352 47 08 95 1
Season tickets: €35 - call +352 47 08 95 1 (Luxembourg-ticket.lu)
Reservations for Downton Abbey & Plainclothes: Kinepolis.lu
For further information about the festival please click here or contact Geoff Thompson (Geoff@festivalevents.lu or 352 661 250 007)
The Lightning Thief
The Percy Jackson Musical
- Thursday 13th Nov at 19:30
- Friday 14th Nov at 19:30
- Saturday 15th Nov at 15:00 and 19:30
- Sunday 16th Nov at 15:00
Tickets: €29 (€17 for children and students)
Box office will open on 1st October
Synopsis:
As the half-blood son of a Greek god, Percy Jackson has newly-discovered powers he can't control, a destiny he doesn't want, and a mythology textbook's worth of monsters on his trail. When Zeus's master lightning bolt is stolen and Percy becomes the prime suspect, he has to find and return the bolt to prove his innocence and prevent a war between the gods. But to succeed on his quest, Percy will have to do more than catch the thief. He must travel to the Underworld and back; solve the riddle of the Oracle, which warns him of betrayal by a friend; and come to terms with the father who abandoned him.
Grand Theatre presents
ECHO
Tickets - Adults: €20, €15, €8; Students: €8
Reservations - Click here tickets@lestheatres.lu 47 96 39 01
ECHO (Every Cold-Hearted Oxygen) is a groundbreaking theatrical experiment from Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour, known for his boundary-pushing works, and director Omar Elerian. Each performance features a different, unprepared performer, who steps onstage with no prior knowledge of the script and is guided only by Soleimanpour’s words transmitted live. The audience witnesses a story unfold in real-time, as the performer navigates the playwright’s deeply personal reflections on family, immigration and belonging.
Grand Theatre presents
Open Rehearsal for 'The Land We Shared'
Tickets - Free entry
Reservations - Click here tickets@lestheatres.lu 47 96 39 01
Duration: 1h
The director Larisa Faber and her team invite you to join them in the rehearsal room to observe a rehearsal of the play The Land We Shared. If you would like get a glimpse of their work, do not hesitate to book your spot!
Grand Theatre presents
COCK
Tickets - Adults: €20, €15, €8; Students: €8
Reservations - Click here tickets@lestheatres.lu 47 96 39 01
Duration - 1h 40 (No interval)
After a highly successful run in 2024, Mike Bartlett’s Cock returns to the Théâtres de la Ville for another gripping encounter, dissecting love, identity, and the complexities of human desire with biting humour and raw emotion.
In the heart of London, John’s seemingly stable life with his boyfriend splinters when he suggests a break and unexpectedly falls for a woman. What follows is neither a simple love triangle nor a tale of sexual awakening, but rather an explosive examination of identity in a world that offers limitless possibilities yet traps us in the very labels we create. Torn between two lovers and struggling with opposing societal expectations, John’s crisis of choice spirals into a storm of passion, cowardice, and flaky commitment.
Director Anne Simon’s staging strips the theatrical experience to its essence. On Anouk Schiltz’s bare, tilting stage that physically embodies the shifting power dynamics and John’s indecisiveness, Bartlett’s razor-sharp, darkly comical dialogue flies like daggers in this emotional cockfight, culminating in a dramatic dinner party where personal, generational and societal expectations collide.
The Olivier Award-winning play crackles with wit and contemporary resonance and at a time when identity has never been more fluid, nor more fiercely contested, Bartlett’s masterpiece feels more vital than ever.
This production is part of a special programme in collaboration with Rosa Lëtzebuerg, to mark Luxembourg Pride, celebrating the LGBTQI+ community, diversity and love.