Radius Reviews
At Swim, Two Boys: A Refreshing Perspective on Revolutionary Ireland
Annie Keegan reviews the adaptation of Jamie O'Neill's novel, currently showing in the Samuel Beckett Theatre.
Swing Shows a Multicultural Ireland Through Music and Dance
David Donovan reviews Swing, a collaboration betweeen DU Players's Celtic Twilight festival and theatre company Fishamble.
A Uniquely Dublin Adventure with The Great Brunswick
Annie Keegan reviews the “promenade piece” running as part of Celtic Twilight, which takes its audience on a unique and surprising tour of the city.
In the Long Room Hub, an Exhibition by School of English Students
Nine students respond to the collections of the National Museum of Ireland with performances, photographs, readings & film.
Choral’s Elijah, at Times Outstanding, Still Falls Short
The first performance of Mendelssohn’s Elijah by Dublin University Choral Society since 1977 left a little to be desired.
Book Review – The Ballad of Black Tom
Denis Ryan reviews the highly anticipated new fantasy novel from Victor LaVelle.
At the Festival Inspiring Activists, Engaging Talks and Energetic Performances
Joyce Dignam reviews the two-day festival dedicated to inspiring and equipping people to become effective activists.
With Thoughtful Responses, Hozier Answers Questions on Music and Making a Difference
Hozier addressed social issues, being young and Irish, and dropping out of Trinity.
More Laughs than Love at VDP’s Take Me Out
With hilarious one liners and salacious commentary from the hosts, this year’s Take Me Out was not to be missed.
With Wittiness and Unfathomable Knowledge, Former US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright Comes to the Phil
Albright addressed the need for students to “start discussions, not end them”, the refugee crisis and Bernie Sanders vs Hillary Clinton.