Radius Reviews

Camden St’s Mister S is Something to Savour

The team behind Featherblade seriously impress with their rustic wood fire cooking and relaxed atmosphere.
By Parth Gautum

Beckett’s Room: A Daring Concept with Room for Improvement

With both hits and misses, an experimental production of Beckett's Room ultimately highlighted the importance of actors in live performance.
By Emer Tyrrell

AI and Internet Privacy on the Agenda, as Data Experts Visit LawSoc and Trinity College Law Review

Max Schrems, Ravi Naik, and Prof David Carroll discussed data privacy in front of an attentive GMB audience this week.
By Niall Prior

Museum of Literature Ireland is Dublin Culture’s Newest Jewel

On Culture Night, Dublin's new Museum of Literature Ireland launched, merging the old and the new in a mesmerising way
By Sárán Fogarty

At Bleeding Pig Festival, a Show of Quality Irish Filmmaking

Despite some misses, the fourth Bleeding Pig Film Festival showed that Irish fimmaking is in rude health.
By Stephen Patrick Murray

Discord and Lively Debate, With Afro-Caribbean Society

Letters to the Motherland, an event hosted by the Afro-Caribbean Society, brought debate to the Global Room last night.
By Eimear Finan

The Playwrights Sticking Two Fingers Up to Our Toxic View of Sex

In Two Fingers Up, a new play airing as part of the Dublin Fringe, Seon Simpon and Gina Donnelly take the audience on a tour of sex-shaming.
By Susie Crawford

In Project Arts Centre, a Teeth-Gritting Excoriation of Prison Services

The Examination, a documentary performance on health services for prison inmates, is an uncomfortable but powerful watch.
By Emer Tyrrell

Cards on the Table at Pagan Soc Divinity Evening

DU Pagan Society brought mysticism to a modern audience at its freshers' week event.
By Eimear Finan

Cloud Picker Thrives in New Home on Pearse St

With excellent food and sumptuous coffee, Cloud Picker Café offers a refreshing take on a modern cafe.
By Céire Carey