In this version of Euripides’ classic, relentless tragedy about the aftermath of the fall of Troy, the gods are indifferent bureaucrats...

Before the lights have even dimmed at Macbeth, you’re in for a show. A woman clad in a skirt the colour of earth shuffles and deals her...

As the audience flocked into the Barron at the Byre on a cold October night, the keen-eyed amongst them began murmuring with...

Deadlines may be piling up, and you might be spending the majority of your time in the library, but make some time for the last few...

Another one of Mermaid’s splendours, Present Laughter, was shown at the Byre Theatre on January 31st and February 1st. Co-directed by...

If you haven’t been defeated by the chaos of Refreshers Week plus a full load of classes, dive into Week Two’s events, with a line-up...

Since it’s the first week back, indulge in some evenings out before you get swamped with work. Reunite with friends and flatmates, have...

An Ideal Husband, Monday 21st November-Tuesday 22nd November at 7:30pm For a dose of student drama, Mermaids is putting on a production...

Although the approach of midterm exams and final papers is as inevitable as Scottish sunsets in the middle of the afternoon, one...

With Halloween festivities not quite over just yet, and a dizzying mixture of black-tie balls, student theatre, workshops and raves on...

The days have become shorter, the temperature has dropped and the students of St Andrews have entered the revision week panic; winter is...

November is nearing its end. There’s a crisp chill that mingles with the sea air, the three streets are illuminated by festive lights,...

The stage is washed in a blood red light as the audience files in, as ‘Killing Horrors,’ – written and co-directed by Kas Schroeder –...

St Andrews’ own performing arts fund, the Mermaids recently performed an adaptation of the infamous Greek tragedy and myth, Oedipus....

“Why doesn’t it feel like Christmas this year?” Growing up each year it seemed that the lead up to Christmas inevitably felt somewhat...

The Mermaid’s production of A Doll’s House by Henrik Ibsen follows the story of a housewife Nora (Fiona McNevin) in 19th century Norway....

Nestled all cozy in the Barron Theatre, St Andrews’ renowned performing arts fund, Mermaids, produced and performed Harold Pinter’s Tony...

Before I get this started, I must admit that before Monday night, despite the countless performances being put on weekly, I had never...

One Man, Two Guvnors stands as a magnificent testament to what students can achieve in only three-and-a-half weeks: A side-splitting...