Radius Reviews
A Heavy-Handed Re-telling of A Doll’s House Makes its Mark
Adapted by Belinda McKeon and re-titled 'Nora', the Dublin Theatre Festival play just does enough to make an impact.
Talented Young Designers Clashed with Uninspiring High Street Giants
Disappointingly the eighth annual Dublin Fashion Festival was a bit of a faux pas.
Reverend Al Sharpton Speaks to the Hist about Trump, International Politics and Activism
Sharpton encouraged a packed house to go out and fight for justice, as part of Empowerment Week.
Dollard & Co: Pricy, Pretentious, But a Place to Bring the Parents
On Wellington Quay, one of Dublin's pricier lunch spots appears to be worth the cost.
‘Deep Freeze’ Ents Night Proves to be Lukewarm
The night, which was held in new venue Tramline, failed to attract older students and felt generic.
The Power of Papini Lies in the Unknown
Felicity’s new Fringe Show Papini revels in all things magical, mysterious and dark
GMB Full of Laughs, as Joe Brolly Entertains at Law Soc
Law Soc opened their Speaker Series with well-known GAA pundit Brolly mixing humour with calls for social activism.
A Not-So-Neutral Addition to the Repeal Narrative
Not at Home is an art campaign seeking to make visible experiences of women who travel abroad in search of a safe abortion
Topping the Charts: Techno Fans Unite in the GMB
DJ Patrick Topping addressed the Phil and DUDJ, casting a light on life as a DJ.
Frustration and Faith: Dublin’s Emmet Kirwan on the Power of His Poetry and Films
The filmmaker and spoken-word artist talked to DU Film about his career so far.