Radius Reviews
Women and the RHA: “It Took a Century”
An exhibit in The National Gallery of Ireland displays the work of the women who have been members of the Royal Hibernian Academy.
If I Can’t Have Power, I Want Piglet
Ultan Pringle explores the euphoria of power and the insanity of heartbreak in LemonSoap Productions’ latest play.
Secret Sessions Sees New Dublin Talent Team Up for a Good Cause
The third edition of this new series was organised in aid of the earthquake in Turkiye and Syria.
Snubs and Sweeps: Ireland Sees Limited Success at the 95th Academy Awards
Despite receiving 14 nominations, it was a cold night for the Irish talent at the Oscars.
Surrealism and Loneliness Abound in The New Electric Ballroom
Enda Walsh’s long-awaited debut on the Gate Theatre stage is nothing short of extraordinary.
An Cailín Ciúin and Normal People Cinematographer Kate McCullough visits Trinity
The multi-award winning cinematographer gave a talk in the GMB this week as a part of the annual Trinity Arts Festival “TAF Talks”.
In Their Opinion: Sibling Rivalry Done Right in UCD Dramsoc Theatre
The play, directed by dynamic sibling duo Nessa and Laoise Molumby, deals with sibling rivalry and sisterly squabbles.
The Banshees of Inisherin: Male Friendships and Hopelessness in a Bleak Land
The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival earlier this year.
FAMILY LINES Explores the Challenges of Identity Split Between Two Cultures
Alice Rekab’s exhibit describes the experience of growing up mixed-race in Ireland.
See How They Run: A Campy Agatha Christie Whodunit
Despite lacking in emotional depth, the film boasts a star-studded cast, a cleverly crafted screenplay and is definitely worth a watch.