Radius Reviews
‘Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster’ Fuses the Classic with the Contemporary
The show runs at the Gate Theatre until April 30th before playing at Cork Midsummer Festival on June 17th & 18th.
Luncheonette: A Gallery Café Firmly in the Right Lane
You might go to the Hugh Lane Gallery for the art, but you’ll stay for the food.
The Trinity Hall Musical is Back with a Bend and Snap
This weekend’s performances of ‘Legally Blonde’ served as a post-pandemic celebration of music, joy and fun.
The Car Park Cocktail Bar That Ticks All the Boxes
Dublin’s bar scene has levelled up with the Glovebox cocktail and music bar in the Trinity St car park.
TMT Brings New Life to a Broadway Classic With ‘Guys and Dolls’
The society's first post-lockdown production had to navigate a somewhat outdated plot, but it did so with vim and vigour.
Sheehan and Boyle Shine in Beckett’s Endgame
This captivating rendition of Beckett’s play is not one to miss.
The Phil Launches Udoma Subcommittee With an Evening of Moving Words
The subcommittee will provide students from minority ethnic backgrounds with a platform to speak about discrimination and diversity.
DU Players’ FemFest Honours Feminine-Aligned Narratives
The festival featured art, poetry, music and talks all centred around celebrating feminine-aligned identities and experiences.
The Phil Ponders the Ethics of Empty Housing
Taking on opposition from the University of Cambridge, the host's came close but were ultimately defeated.
The Hist Considers Reparations in the Fight for Women’s Rights
Guest speaker Alana Ryan closed the debate with a moment of silence for the late Ashling Murphy.