Arts

An Adult Education

World-famous porn star and acclaimed writer Stoya on capitalism, good sex and the patriarchy.
By Alanna MacNamee

In Project Arts Centre, a Teeth-Gritting Excoriation of Prison Services

The Examination, a documentary performance on health services for prison inmates, is an uncomfortable but powerful watch.
By Emer Tyrrell

Plight of Palestinians Documented at the Pearse Centre

A double documentary, looking at the brutality children are subjected to by the Israeli military, will be aired at the Pearse Centre on Thursday, September 12th.
By Stephen Patrick Murray

Margaret Atwood Up Close and Personal at the Lighthouse

The Lighthouse will screen a live interview with Margaret Atwood on Tuesday – the day her new novel The Testaments is released.
By Carla Meaney

Trinity Researchers Bring Beckett into Augmented Reality

A project run in Trinity has turned Samuel Beckett's 'Play' into an augmented reality experience.
By Jordan Nann

Celebrating Independent Film at Dublin’s Bleeding Pig Festival

Emma Fagan, the founder of Fillum, looks ahead to the film events set to hit the Bleeding Pig Festival next week.
By Stephen Patrick Murray

In the George, a Fierce – and Fabulous – Market

Dublin's fiercest market returns to the George this Saturday.
By Áine Kennedy

To Hell in a Handbag: Flaws Overshadow Top-Notch Performances

To Hell in a Handbag – a spin-off of The Importance of Being Earnest – causes confusion at Bewley's Theatre Cafe.
By Sophie Furlong Tighe

Kathy Tynan’s Playful Paintings Dominate Dublin’s Art Scene

Kathy Tynan's exhibition, Green Like Now, kicks off at the Kevin Kavanagh Gallery this Thursday.
By Susie Crawford

Kaleidoscope of Colours at DUPA Freshers’ Week Exhibition

Head to the Atrium on Wednesday afternoon for DUPA's annual freshers' week exhibition.
By Orla Murnaghan