Radius Reviews
John Christopher Vaughan Wins Sarah Cecilia Harrison Essay Prize
The essay entitled ‘In the Mood for God: Colour and Mysticism in the Art of Mary Swanzy’ is an exploration of the artist's life
Monstrorum: Appreciating Natural History through an Artistic Lens
The Royal Hibernian Academy's newest exhibition blends disrupted realism with the scientific world
Tom Creed Adapts the Irish Canon with ‘The Quare Fellow’
Emotion and energy collide in Tom Creed's exciting interpretation of Behan's portrait of prison life.
DUPA’s Winter Exhibition Raises a Toast to Journeys and the People Who Take Them
Tonight's Dublin University Photography Association's winter exhibition in the Atrium invited the audience on a journey through time and space.
Review of the Dublin Independent Film Festival
Sarah Murnane discusses her top three picks from Dublin Independent Film Festival
Sense and Sensibility in the Sound House
Evie Dolan reviews and discuss the successes and surprises of LitSoc and DU History's Regency Ball
TAF Takeover Takes GMB Guests Through the Ages
Ila Raso recaps and reviews the annual takeover of the GMB by the Trinity Arts Festival
Bring Life to Your Lunchtime at Bewley’s Cafe Theatre
Of A Midnight Meeting transports the audience to an eerie atmosphere of magic and seances
Training to Become the Artist
Laura O’Callaghan speaks with Chloe O’Reilly about the Dublin theatre scene, training years and her Abby debut
‘Cailíní’ Breathes New Life into Friel’s ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
As part of the Beckett Theatre’s debut season, Beth Strahan’s play is a shining exploration in the breakdown of sisterhood.