Theatre
Na Peirsigh – Tragóid Ghréagach de Chuid Aeschylus ar Siúl as Gaeilge i mBaile Átha Cliath
Cruthaíonn stiurthóir Conor Hanratty léiriú coscrach den dráma is sine san Eoraip, trí mheán na Gaeilge, ceann de na teangacha is sine ar domhain.
Léirmheas ar Cheoldráma Tara Ní Bhroin, Bláithín Faoi Bhláth agus a Ceol Cumasach
Déanann Eoghan Ó Ceallacháin cur síos ar cheoldráma an Chumainn Ghaelaigh.
Portraying Otherness in Modern Adaptations of Shakespeare for School Students
"An opportunity to teach tolerance wasted?" asks Amelie Lundskog.
No Clú Collective Allows for Audience Interpretation in the Absence of Words
Laura O'Callaghan speaks to Clara Sinclair and Louis Maxwell about No Clú Collective's experimental vision for theatre.
The Lír Commits to Sustainable Practices Under Theatre Green Book
"The show doesn't end at the get out."
Tom Creed Adapts the Irish Canon with ‘The Quare Fellow’
Emotion and energy collide in Tom Creed's exciting interpretation of Behan's portrait of prison life.
‘We Dance’ is a Poetic Exploration of Black Womanhood
Praise Titus explores the joys and challenges of black womanhood in the world today.
Training to Become the Artist
Laura O’Callaghan speaks with Chloe O’Reilly about the Dublin theatre scene, training years and her Abby debut
‘Cailíní’ Breathes New Life into Friel’s ‘Dancing at Lughnasa’
As part of the Beckett Theatre’s debut season, Beth Strahan’s play is a shining exploration in the breakdown of sisterhood.
‘Endings’ Explores Love, Loss, and Masculinity at Dublin Fringe Festival
Fionntán Larney discusses his thrilling theatrical fusion of original music, immersive lighting, and complex themes.