Culture
With New Single ‘Marsha’, Sammy Copley Honours A Legacy
The Trinity student’s latest offering is a poignant tribute to LGBTQ+ rights activist Marsha P. Johnson.
Five of the Best: Film Podcasts
Bringing the magic of the silver screen to a pair of dodgy earphones near you.
Two Pups Cafe Has Mastered The Art Of The Egg
Tucked neatly along Francis St, the cafe boasts picnic-worthy lunch dishes accompanied by a sufficient supply of coffee.
Bringing ‘King Lear’ to Life – From the Back of A Van
Born out of the pandemic, theatre company Festival in a Van, brings coronavirus-safe performances back to communities.
Zooming In: How Four First-Year Drama Students Found Their Year Online
Anastasia Fedosova speaks to four of Trinity’s first-year drama students about their experiences learning to make theatre online.
DU Players Takes Audiences Back to Nature with Reverie
The Reverie festival takes place from the 21st-24th of June across DU Players' social media.
Snowflake Isn’t Simply Another Coming-of-Age Novel About a Trinity Outsider
Louise Nealon interrogates classism in Irish society and the challenge of staying connected to one’s roots in her debut novel Snowflake.
Filming for New Dublin Mystery Series to Commence on Campus Tomorrow
Filming for 'Harry Wild', which stars Jane Seymour in the titular role, will take place at the Graduates Memorial Building, Parliament Square and the Anatomy Building.
Five of the Best: Online Art and Design Shops
The walls you’ve been confined to this past year deserve some love and with these charming online shops, we’ve got you covered.
Abbey Theatre to Livestream Two New Plays From its Stage This Summer
'One Good Turn' and 'Walls and Windows' will be livestreamed to audiences at home in June and August this year.