Culture
Waking the Feminists in Theatre
Nadine Flynn discusses the striking the gender imbalance of the Abbey Theatre’s 2016 programme, Waking the Nation.
Life, Loss and Laughter at an Age Older Than Ireland
The Director of Older Than Ireland, the documentary that focuses on the lives of 30 Irish centenarians aged between 100 to 113, spoke to DU Film Society and Trinity VDP.
Lunch Under €10: Ku Raudo Sushi & Bento
Rory Carrick reviews lunch under €10 at Ku Raudo Sushi & Bento, as well as the other surprises this restaurant has in store.
Cookbook Review: Get the Glow by Madeleine Shaw
Niamh O'Sullivan reviews Madeleine Shaw's latest book that's filled with her advice on getting that glow
Science Gallery’s Trauma Exhibition Comes at a Pertinent Time
Geordie Milne reviews the Science Gallery's latest exhibition, Trauma, which opens tomorrow.
Interview: Sorted Food Chef and Director Ben Ebbrell
Róisín Power chats to Ben Ebbrell chef and director of popular YouTube blog Sorted Food
Corn Exchange’s Through A Glass Darkly Is Sadly A Wasted Opportunity
Will Dunleavy Reviews Corn Exchange's adaptation of the Ingmar Bergman classic, which fails to capitalise on the potential of it's script and source material.
In Aid of Médecins Sans Frontières, the Trinity Fashion Show Will Go Into the Woods
Next Monday, Trinity Fashion Society will host their annual fashion show in Soder and Ko.
Film Review: Fathers and Daughters
Natalie Burke reviews the recent release examining the unorthodox relationship between a father and his daughter
Beyond the filter – The Rise of the Instagirl
Emily Nolan discusses the use of Instagram as a means of self-promotion for models compared to traditional methods