FRI, MAY 20 - 8pm Troubadour brothers Owen and Moley Ó Súilleabháin perform sublime vocals on a boundary-breaking postmodern mix of songs, including ancient Irish and traditional Celtic folk, original pop, and Irish rap songs.
FRI, MAY 20 - 9pm The production is set in South Harlem where immigrants of the West African diaspora are living side-by-side with their African American neighbors. A New York story about tricks of the heart, featuring the Bard’s most beloved comedic characters, this farce tells the story of the charlatan Falstaff and the wily wives who outwit him in a celebration of Black joy, laughter and vitality.
FRI, MAY 20 - 11pm Actor Brian Cox explores how "Julius Caesar" poses challenges about who or what to trust and gets readers thinking about what values to live by.
SAT, MAY 21 - 8pm The series follows the lives and loves of four girls away from home, doing their bit for Britain in the Women's Land Army. Set on the Hoxley Manor estate, against the backdrop of war-weary Britain in the 1940s, the story depicts how the girls balance their working lives at the run-down pasture farm with the opulent living conditions at the estate.
SAT, MAY 21 - 9pm (Part 1) & 9:45pm (Part 2) A local forest-ranger suffers a strange death after mysterious lights appear in the sky over UFO hot-spot Cooper Hill.
SAT, MAY 21 - 10:30pm (Episode 1) and 11:30pm (Episode 2) “It’s not the crime, it’s the cover-up” goes the old saying. But that didn’t stop brothers Max and Jake from hiding their guilt after running into an elderly pedestrian during an inebriated drive home from a wedding.
SUN, MAY 22 - 8pm How did George III’s mental illness change Britain? Lucy Worsley uncovers Royal papers and explores how the assassination attempt on his life by a mentally ill subject changed psychiatry forever.
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