Arts

Dublin Hosts a Celebration of Spanish and South American Music – Through Film

'Ciclo de Cine', which runs until October 24th, delivers a series of films that show the contribution of Spanish and South American music to the world.
By Florian Lica

‘Horror is Eternal’: Stephen Cleary on the Future of Film

Acclaimed director and screenwriter Stephen Cleary talks about Nina Simone, his writing workshops and why the Damned were 'a bunch of arseholes'.
By Michael Archer

Féile Litríochta IMRAM faoi Lánseol san Ardchathair

An tSean-Ghréig agus an léann clasaiceach an téama atá ar an bhféile litríochta iomráiteach i mbliana
By Malachi Ó Marcaigh

Dublin Theatre Fest Delivers a Programme to Be Proud Of

The Dublin Theatre Festival wrapped up its season in Dublin with a stunning programme.
By Sophie Furlong Tighe

Parallel Stories of Drug Use and Homelessness Hit New Theatre

Presented as a theatrical experience of two plays, A One and One deals with complex social issues.
By Gráinne Mahon

In Players Theatre, a Poignant Re-Imagining of an ABBA Classic

Tribute, a play staged by students Ultan Pringle and Robyn Gill, is artfully crafted – and the acting is excellent.
By Gráinne Mahon

With EY and DUBES, a Budget Breakdown that’s Far from Boring

In the third of its EY Speaker Series, DUBES last night hosted a topical and accessible discussion of the budget.
By Samuel Doyle

The Hennessy Craig Award Exhibition Deftly Juggles a Jumble of Artists

Leah Hewson, Marcel Vidal and Kurt Opperman steal the show at the Hennessy Craig Award exhibition.
By Susie Crawford

TAF Transforms GMB into the Land of Eternal Youth in Annual Takeover

Audiences enjoyed an unsettling evening full of art, music and theatre in the GMB last night.
By Rachael Gunning

In Edmund Burke Theatre, Emma Donoghue Charms Her Audience

Acclaimed Dublin author Emma Donoghue spoke at last night’s UNESCO City of Literature event.
By Carla Meaney