Op-Ed
Defending a Career in the Arts Begins with Defending an Arts Dissertation
Sophie Coffey defends her right to self-deprecation while demanding respect for her dissertation.
Vicky Featherstone Breathes New Life into Krapp’s Last Tape
Stephen Rea’s previous work with Beckett informs his layered portrayal of Krapp in the newest production at Project Arts Centre
What Makes an Adaptation Work?
Laura O'Callaghan explores two contemporary Irish adaptations in the theatre, Peter Pan and Girl on an Altar
In Conversation With: Catherine Furby and Lily Walsh
Discussing loss and time in Clockwork Mistakes, Laura O'Callaghan speaks to the writers of this terms' DU Players Fringe Festival headliner
FashionSoc Expand their Horizons
Saskia McDonogh Mooney sits down with the team behind the society's burgeoning fashion magazine.
Speaking With: The ZORA Zine
Eliora Abramson chats with the creative director behind the new DUGES magazine, named after Zora Neale Hurston.
From Homesick to Headlining: In Conversation with Nell Mescal
Ella Hussey speaks to the Kildare singer, as she touches on the importance of family, moving away and not losing her sense of Irishness ahead of her Dublin show.
A Status Update on Dublin’s DJs
Maisie Greener catches up with the forerunners of Dublin’s nightlife scene, speaking to DJs Jezebel, Jenten, FKA Twitter and Sahana on their influences.
Sunflower Sessions: the Sweet Spot Between Music and Movement
Sadie Loughman chats with the start-up blending acoustic music and yoga, providing a new space to bring people together.
Is ‘BookTok’ Ruining Reading?
Sarah Browne examines how the ‘BookTok’ boom is affecting the wider literary market and the experiences of individual readers.