Arts
Blistering Thumper Rock the Grand Social
Dublin sextet Thumper delivered a polished and rip-roaring set last night. It was easy to forget that they're in many ways a local band of Dublin city.
How Rachel Fitzgerald’s Grad Project Became an Award-Winning Film
Filmmaker Rachel Fitzgerald exploded onto Dublin's animation scene with her short film 'Bubbles'. The future may hold even brighter things.
Chinese Newspaper Are Delivering Full-Colour Punk
Hailing from Meath, Chinese Newspaper are one of the capital's most exciting acts. Their sophomore EP, Late Night Pharmacy, sees them more refined than ever.
Enigmatic but Entertaining, My Friend Duplicity Impresses in Players
Enda Walsh's play is random and chaotic – but that's not necessarily a bad thing.
At RHA X, the Worlds of Roland Mouret and Dragana Jurišić Collide
The installation has been billed as a “ground-breaking international art and fashion experience”.
Break Free From the Library – Get Down to Dublin Book Festival Instead
Dublin Book Festival runs from November 14th to 17th, promising to bring some joy to a stressful month.
In Players Theatre, a Poignant Portrayal of Teen Struggle
Sticky Label, written and directed by Em Ormonde, is a moving piece of theatre that cleverly utilises well-written and three-dimensional characters.
Holy Show Magazine is Re-Imagining Storytelling
By turns wildly funny and achingly sensitive, Holy Show – edited by Brendan Mac Evilly – is telling stories in different ways.
Florence’s Renaissance Woman
Plautilla Nelli was a painter working during the Renaissance. She was also a woman, at a time when the combination was almost unheard of.
Jailbreak, Monty Python and a Lit Soc Lock-in: Your Week Ahead
More welcome distraction from the mounting pile of assignments - this week is Rainbow Week and there's lots going on.