Theatre
In Players Theatre, a Poignant Portrayal of Teen Struggle
Sticky Label, written and directed by Em Ormonde, is a moving piece of theatre that cleverly utilises well-written and three-dimensional characters.
Meet Prof Brian Singleton, the Most Famous Name in Scholarly Theatre
Brian Singleton, a Eurovision fanatic, is an encyclopaedia on theatre. But students are what matters to him most of all.
Trinity’s Ongoing Debut Festival Shows the Best of Student Drama
This year's Debut Festival is well underway, but if its first production passed you by, there's plenty of time to catch up.
In ‘Pale Sister’, Lisa Dwan Amazes But Ismene Disappoints
Pale Sister will run in the Gate Theatre until November 9th.
With Antigone – Or Pale Sister – Dublin Continues a Trend of Greek Myths
Following the trend of recent Irish productions retelling Greek mythology, the Gate shows the Euripidean tragedy Antigone, in the form of Pale Sister.
Bewley’s Cafe Lunches Just Got a Little Darker, With Nothing But a Toerag
Aisling O’Mara's Nothing But a Toerag will run in Bewley's Cafe Theatre all through November.
Meet the Woman Putting Playwrights on a Path to the Stage
Pamela McQueen talks about how being a playwright went out of fashion – and then came back in.
A Trinity Director is Bringing Van Gogh Back – Tomorrow, in the Samuel Beckett
Beginning tomorrow, fourth-year drama student CN Smith will present his directorial realisation of Van Gogh's Sunflowers.
The Theatre Group Injecting New Life into Phibsborough – Together
The Corps Ensemble, a theatre group in Dublin, is to open a new venue called the Bohemian Theatre in the heart of Phibsborough.
How Aoibheann McCann is Redefining the Playboy of the Western World
Actress Aoibheann McCann talks re-imagining Widow Quin in an all-female collaborating team.