Review
If I Can’t Have Power, I Want Piglet
Ultan Pringle explores the euphoria of power and the insanity of heartbreak in LemonSoap Productions’ latest play.
Surrealism and Loneliness Abound in The New Electric Ballroom
Enda Walsh’s long-awaited debut on the Gate Theatre stage is nothing short of extraordinary.
In Their Opinion: Sibling Rivalry Done Right in UCD Dramsoc Theatre
The play, directed by dynamic sibling duo Nessa and Laoise Molumby, deals with sibling rivalry and sisterly squabbles.
Queerness, Ghosts and The Act of Translation: A Conversation with Seán Hewitt
Andrea Bergantino sits down with the author to discuss and review his latest work.
There’s More to the Science Gallery’s ‘Invisible’ Than Meets the Eye
Explore the intricacies of dark matter and dark energy at the Science Gallery Dublin’s new virtual exhibition.
With SOFIA, Palestinian Ambassador Discusses Conflict and Coronavirus
The Society for International Affairs hosted Her Excellency Dr Jilan Abdalmajid this week in a spirited discussion about colonisation and annexation.
RTÉ’s Illuminations Shines a Hopeful Light On the Dark Months Ahead
With contributions from John Boyne and Paula Meehan, Illuminations poignantly reflects on the experience of lockdown.
An Unlikely Blend of Humour and Trauma at ‘In One Eye, Out the Other’
The production was live-streamed from the empty Smock Alley Boys’ School on October 24th.
‘After the Silence’ is More than Just an Entertaining Thriller
Set on a remote island in the wake of a young woman’s mysterious death, Louise O’Neill’s new book takes you into the sordid side of intimate relationships.
Author Emma Dabiri Addresses the Science Gallery’s Virtual Book Club
This two-hour discussion of literature and lived experience saw the acclaimed author attend the book club to discuss her work.