Arts
Beckett’s Room: A Daring Concept with Room for Improvement
With both hits and misses, an experimental production of Beckett's Room ultimately highlighted the importance of actors in live performance.
Speaking With: Rory Sweetman
The Trinity graduate explores the attack and defence of College during the 1916 Rising in his new book.
At Dublin Theatre Festival, 18 Days of Jaw-Dropping Plays
A guide to some of the world-class theatre that's set to descend on Dublin over the next month.
A Groundbreaking PJ Harvey Album is Documented in Dublin
Directed by award-winning cinematographer Seamus Murphy, A Dog Called Money follows PJ Harvey as she creates her 2016 album.
At Sass Mouth Dames Film Club, a Series on Hollywood Censorship
The 11th season of Sass Mouth Dames Film Club investigates films made in Hollywood before the imposition of a code that censored many pictures.
A Sculptural Re-Imagination of Capitalism at the MART Gallery
Richard Forrest's new sculpture exhibit, A Negative Infinity, reflects on the effects of capitalism on the exhaustion of the human spirit.
Museum of Literature Ireland is Dublin Culture’s Newest Jewel
On Culture Night, Dublin's new Museum of Literature Ireland launched, merging the old and the new in a mesmerising way
Turasanna Treoraithe agus Ceol: na hImeachtaí Gaelacha agus Oíche Chultúir
Tá nasc láidir ag an gcultúr leis an nGaeilge – ná caill amach ar an deis í a cheiliuradh mar is ceart.
Lenny Abrahamson is Taking Irish Film in a New Direction
Academy Award-nominated director Lenny Abrahamson talks about directing Normal People, rom-coms – and why he needs to get Sky TV.
Feminism and Nationalism Collide in Emer Nolan’s New Book
The Irish author tracks the lives of five influential Irish women, painting a historical picture of feminism in Ireland.