Arts
Piecing Together the Living History of Dublin’s Theatre Royal
For more than 100 years, the Theatre Royal was a cultural hub for many Dubliners. Its demise was sad, but its legacy is a glorious one.
The Trinity–NCAD Elective Teaching Students How to ‘Fail Marvellously’
Philip Napier, an NCAD professor heading up a new College elective, wants Trinity students to 'step into that unknown experimental place'.
Ahead of Dublin Debut, A Look at The Cherry Orchard’s Galway Screening
It won't hit Dublin until April, but Tom Murphy's adaptation of The Cherry Orchard does enough in its Galway screening to whet appetites.
With Wendy Erskine, an Unrestricted Dive into Literary Imagination
The acclaimed Belfast author on the bizarreness of life, the power of brevity and the 'nonsense talked about writing'.
Epoch Celebrates Irish Women in Sparkling New Exhibition
Hidden Gems promises to be a treasure trove of chromatic delights.
Lankum the Undisputed Stars, as RTÉ Choice Awards Impress
Westlife might have stolen best song, but there was cause for optimism at last week's RTÉ Choice Music Awards.
With TMT, Jesus Christ Superstar Tackles the Power of the Mob
The society's production of Jesus Christ Superstar kicks off on Wednesday.
Early St Patrick’s and a Women’s Week Bonanza: Your Week Ahead
Celebrate International Women's Week with a slew of events to celebrate female empowerment.
Precocious Youth Becomes Award-Winning Director: Meet Neasa Hardiman
The Dublin director, whose feature film Sea Fever closes this year's Dublin Film Festival, talks Berlin, Fair City – and designing RTÉ's logo.
Horror, Comedy and the Supernatural: Lorcan Finnegan Pushes Film’s Envelope
The filmmaker talks about creating landscapes that are both haunting and haunted, and how anger informs his work.