Arts
Trinity’s Ongoing Debut Festival Shows the Best of Student Drama
This year's Debut Festival is well underway, but if its first production passed you by, there's plenty of time to catch up.
Dublin’s Newest Literary Magazine is Changing Climate Consciousness
Channel, set up by Elizabeth Murtough and Cassia Gaden Gilmartin, is publishing 'inherently political' writing about nature and the climate.
‘He Offered Me Carrot Sticks and a Dip’: The Day I Met Johnny Depp
Stephen Jones, the founder of iconic UK act Babybird, on a moment that's crystal clear in a life of hazy memories.
Gay Byrne, Who Kept Trinity Honorary Degree ‘in Back Pocket’, Dies at 85
The much-loved broadcaster received an honorary degree from Trinity in 1988.
With Antigone – Or Pale Sister – Dublin Continues a Trend of Greek Myths
Following the trend of recent Irish productions retelling Greek mythology, the Gate shows the Euripidean tragedy Antigone, in the form of Pale Sister.
Bewley’s Cafe Lunches Just Got a Little Darker, With Nothing But a Toerag
Aisling O’Mara's Nothing But a Toerag will run in Bewley's Cafe Theatre all through November.
Sass Mouth Dames Film Club is Back – With Fashion in its Sights
The film club will return for a 12th series showing four films focused on fashion after World War II.
Meet the Woman Putting Playwrights on a Path to the Stage
Pamela McQueen talks about how being a playwright went out of fashion – and then came back in.
In Trinity, Margaret Atwood Talks Power and the Patriarchy
The author of The Handmaid’s Tale descended on the Exam Hall last night for an evening with the Hist.
In the GMB, Katie Price Enthrals the Phil
Reality TV star and pop culture icon Katie Price received the Phil’s Gold Medal of Honourary Patronage yesterday.