Radius Reviews
Aimsir Theatre Ready to Take The Edinburgh Fringe by Storm
Gavin Jennings reviews Uncanny Valley, a debut by a new Trinity-born theatre company.
Léirmheas ar Cheoldráma Tara Ní Bhroin, Bláithín Faoi Bhláth agus a Ceol Cumasach
Déanann Eoghan Ó Ceallacháin cur síos ar cheoldráma an Chumainn Ghaelaigh.
Pav Food Review: A Reconciliation Attempt with On-Campus Cuisine
Following her polarising review of the Buttery, Ella Parry attempts to make good with praise of the Pav.
Trinity’s Sustainable Sculpture Exhibition
Trinity's Green Week featured an exhibition of 19 sustainable sculptures from artists across Ireland, emphasising environmental consciousness and the intersection of art with sustainability.
Na Peirsigh – Tragóid Ghréagach de Chuid Aeschylus ar Siúl as Gaeilge i mBaile Átha Cliath
Cruthaíonn stiurthóir Conor Hanratty léiriú coscrach den dráma is sine san Eoraip, trí mheán na Gaeilge, ceann de na teangacha is sine ar domhain.
Small Things Like These
Sarah Browne reviews Claire Keegan's tale of quiet heroism in the face of a shameful past
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
Review: MANI, 42 Drury St.
Ella Parry presents MANI, a new spot where you can overspend on lunch and waste study time.
Film Reviews: Awards Season Edition
William Reynolds breaks down four forerunners quickly snatching up nominations ahead of this year's Academy Awards.
Slap and Tickle on the Silver Screen
Irish actors and their sex scenes