Theatre
How Trinity’s Séimí Campbell Took Youth Musical Theatre National
The Trinity graduate, a founding member of Trinity Musical Theatre, is the artistic director of Ireland’s newest musical theatre training company.
Celebrating World Theatre Day, In a World Turned Upside-Down
In unprecedented times, Irish theatre has had to get creative to celebrate World Theatre Day 2020, releasing archived and fresh content online.
With Dublin Theatre’s Stage Managers, a Trip Behind the Curtain
Stage management, a vital part of theatre-making, is a process shrouded in mystery. Those who do it say there's a lot to the job.
Ahead of Dublin Debut, A Look at The Cherry Orchard’s Galway Screening
It won't hit Dublin until April, but Tom Murphy's adaptation of The Cherry Orchard does enough in its Galway screening to whet appetites.
With TMT, Jesus Christ Superstar Tackles the Power of the Mob
The society's production of Jesus Christ Superstar kicks off on Wednesday.
Roderick Ford Brings ‘the Hidden Aspects of Being’ to the Project Arts Centre
The poet and playwright talks about his new play, called The Spider's House, and expressing the neglected side of things on stage.
Konstantin Portrays Ordinary Life and Extraordinary Love
A story of love, loss and laptops breaks hearts in Players Theatre.
In Gaiety, a Story of Violence, Twisted Love and a Beloved – Dead – Cat
Martin McDonagh’s The Lieutenant of Inishmore, currently showing in the Gaiety, is twisted, lurid and grotesquely violent, but always deeply funny.
Five of the Best: 2020 Theatre Season
From Faith Healer to Circle of Friends, Dublin's theatres have many gems in store in the coming months.
Adding a New Dimension to a Euripidian Tragedy
The Gate Theatre will see Medea, a Euripidian tragedy, retold through the eyes of its protagonists' children this February.