Arts
VDP’s Herculean Panto Muscles Its Way Onto Belvedere Stage
Hercules is this year's VDP panto, and it is set to take Belvedere by storm this weekend.
Kick February Off With a Fabulous Day at the Market
The Dublin February Market, which will be held tomorrow, is the perfect place to find a fresh look for spring.
In Collins Barracks, A Celebration of Trans Women and Non-Binary Femme Folk
The photo exhibition begins at 7pm tomorrow evening in the interior courtyard of Collins Barracks.
Chiara Viale’s Guide to Enjoying Life – In All its Challenges
Italian filmmaker Chiara Viale talks about her new film The New Music and how the spirit of punk informs her work.
Gone Full Havisham Offers Heart, Soul and Guts – But Lacks Subtlety
Irene Kelleher is powerful as Emily in Gone Full Havisham, but ultimately the play feels too much like an exercise in gawking at a mad woman.
Stíl agus Coinsias – na hÉadaí Gaelacha is Fearr Ar An Margadh
Le cúpla bliain anuas, tá claochlú iomlán tar éis teacht ar íomhá na Gaeilge.
Young Talent B(l)ooms at the New Theatre
Written and directed by Trinity alumni, B(l)oom is a provocative feat of verbal theatre depicting a Dublin in disturbing decline.
Rachael Lavelle is Finding Beauty in Songwriting Simplicity
Dublin songwriter Rachael Lavelle on the solitude of songwriting – and the value of creating music that listeners can connect with.
How Dublin’s Newest Literary Magazine is Welcoming the Unorthodox
Sonder, a new literary magazine in Dublin, has an ethos of accessibility and a fondness for the unusual, according to the duo who founded it.
With Taifead, Eoghan Scally is Creating Space for Dublin’s Creatives
Eoghan Scally recently collaborated with former Horslips drummer Eamon Carr to create an immersive photo exhibition.