Radius Reviews
Hiwa K’s First Irish Exhibit is Thought Provoking and Impactful
The Hugh Lane Gallery has unveiled a new exhibit by the Iraqi-Kurdish artist, which explores themes of migration, identity and adaptation.
DU Players’ ‘Barbieverse’ Employs Light Themes and Coarse Metaphors
Keeping in mind the difficulties involved with producing a play online, the use of Zoom was rather effective.
Players Toys with Fairy Tales and Comedy in ‘Fate!’
The play follows the Three Fates as they plot and create stories reminiscent of a 'Little Red Riding Hood' and 'Three Little Pigs' hybrid.
‘iGirl’ Paints a Timeless Portrait of Female Pain
Caitríona McLaughlin’s directorial debut Marina Carr’s ‘iGirl’, starring Olwen Fouéré.
‘Keep Knocking on Doors’: LawSoc Awards Praeses Elit to Ryan Tubridy
The Late Late Show host was candid about his need to play to audiences, and was refreshingly honest about how much he enjoys his job.
‘Purple Snowflakes and Titty Wanks’ Boldly Blends Ribald Humour with Seriousness
Sarah Hanly’s bawdy debut play takes to the Abbey’s Peacock stage as part of this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival.
Grá for Glas: Veggie Luxury in Dublin
A fine dining delight for plant-based eaters and carnivores alike.
Steven Schleicher, Prosecutor in George Floyd Trial, Addresses LawSoc
Schleicher yesterday received the society's Praeses Elit award, an accolade given to those who empower others in their everyday lives.
DU Amnesty and QSoc Talk LGBTQ+ Rights and Resilience in Hungary
The Trinity societies talked to Dávid Vig, the section director for Amnesty International Hungary, at an online panel.
‘Narcissus’ is a Visceral Exploration of Jealousy and the Male Body
he experimental theatre company Tasteinyourmouth boldly blends dry comedy and introspective questions in it Fringe festival production.