Radius Reviews
Feast of Words Rather than Flavours
Emer Gerrard discusses the importance of doing and making as opposed to just talking.
Understanding the Voices of Samuel Beckett’s Women
Gillian Murtagh traces the underlying empathy towards Ireland’s women found Samuel Beckett’s plays, as presented in Company SJ’s “Beckett in the City: The Women Speak”
Gaeilge Tamagotchi
Impíonn Manchán Magan in a thaispeántas nua san Ionad Tionscnaimh Ealaíne ar dhaoine freagracht a ghlacadh ar fhocal Gaeilge amháin le go gcaomhnófaí saibhreas na teanga.
Joe Dowling Brings America Home with him in a Gripping Production
Will Dunleavy reviews Joe Dowling's revival of Arthur Miller's timeless play, A View From The Bridge
High-end to High Street, the Creative Quarter Has It All
Carla King-Molina reviews the annual showcase of independent Irish design.
A Secret Garden of Fashion Treasures from Across Dublin
Joey Germaine dissects the Men's Fashion Ireland September issue launch, the first men's event to be featured in the Dublin Fashion Festival.
Selina Cartmell Confirms Bog’s Place in the Irish Canon
Will Dunleavy explores the timely revival of Marina Carr's quintessentially Irish play.
At Young Designer of the Year, Viability is as Important as Artistic Merit
Carla King-Molina reviews the talent on display at last night's Young Designer of the Year competition.
Mythfest’s The Unquiet Hour, a Human Portrayal of the Divide Between Worlds
The headline show of Mythfest, DU Players's second annual folklore and mythology festival, embodies the festival's aims.