Review

The Patagonia Film Festival

Love, Excitement and the Beauty of Adventure
By Josie Radcliffe

Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein Can Romance Better Than Your Boyfriend

Does the Mexican filmmaker do justice to Shelley’s novel?
By Lily Braumberger

Anonn | The Other Side: A Review

By Giorgia Carli

Two Nights, Six Pubs, One City

How District and Beavertown, with the help of artists like Efé and John Francis Flynn, turned Dublin into a roaming stage.
By Halle Feest

Wake Up Dead Man: a Review

The third installment of Knives Out features a star-studded cast whose brilliant performances make the murder mystery only secondary to the story. Wake Up Dead Man is released in theatres November 26th and will be available for streaming on Netflix from December 12th.
By Freja Goldman

The Irish Edit

Seán McGirr’s Spring/Summer 2026 Collection for Alexander McQueen.
By Lily Braumberger

What Netflix’s House of Guinness Reveals About the Importance of Costume Design

The popular new series is packed with fashion hits and misses.
By Grace Tiernan

Art on the Stage: Macbeth emerges from the West of Ireland and the landscape of the Druids

At this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival, the Druid Theatre Company made the “Scottish Play” their own to celebrate fifty years of story telling while looking to the future.
By Clara Tobin
Editorial

Editor Impeachability Cannot Come at the Cost of Editorial Independence

TCDSU’s proposed amendment to the UT Editor position gives the union unchecked power over the newspaper without offering a real solution
By The Editorial Board

Ireland vs Mostly Themselves

Roan MacArdle reviews the football season's trials and tribulations for Ireland.
By Roan MacArdle