How to Be a Dancer in Seventy-Two Thousand Easy Lessons Teaches Theatrical Sublimity
Michael Keegan-Dolan’s new play employs visceral physicality at the Gate.
Ambassador Geraldine Byrne Nason Speaks to the Phil About Diplomacy, Humanitarianism and Feminism
In her inspiring address to the Phil, Ambassador Nason spoke about her time on the UN security council and her ambassador work in today’s political climate.
Activism and Action: the Students Advocating for Radical Change in Ireland
László Molnárfi, the chairperson of activist group Students4Change, speaks to The University Times.
ArchSoc’s Guest Speaker Did Not ‘Spear’ Any Details
In a talk on palaeolithic spear throwers, Angelo Robledo’s interactive presentation was captivating.
Speaking With: Trinity Belles
Female acapella group Trinity Belles are one to watch in the Trinity music scene.
Preview: Celebrate Irish Women in Jazz at The Workman’s Club
Irish Women in Jazz commend female jazz musicians across the emerald isle.
Dublin’s Trad Scene: A Vibrant Blend of Old and New
In an overview of Dublin’s traditional music scene, we tell you where to go to catch a gig of this enduring music genre.
Speaking with: Saoirse Miller on being a Solo Female Musician in Dublin
The Dublin-based singer explores her eclectic mix of inspirations which underpin her ethereal songwriting process.
The Wonder Brings the Beauty of Rural Ireland to our Screens
This psychological thriller starring Florence Pugh is guaranteed to leave you gobsmacked by the end of the runtime.
Five of the Best: Irish Horror Films
As Halloween draws near, we’ve rounded up the five Irish horror films to watch if you’re tired of stock Hollywood jump scares.