Theatre
Dublin Theatre Fest Delivers a Programme to Be Proud Of
The Dublin Theatre Festival wrapped up its season in Dublin with a stunning programme.
Parallel Stories of Drug Use and Homelessness Hit New Theatre
Presented as a theatrical experience of two plays, A One and One deals with complex social issues.
In Players Theatre, a Poignant Re-Imagining of an ABBA Classic
Tribute, a play staged by students Ultan Pringle and Robyn Gill, is artfully crafted – and the acting is excellent.
In Dublin Theatre, Dylan Coburn Gray is the Playwright of the Moment
A Trinity graduate, spoken-word artist and acclaimed playwright, Dylan Coburn Gray is a name theatre-goers are fast becoming familiar with.
‘Walking to Jerusalem’ Details a Lengthy Expedition in the Name of Palestinians
Justin Butcher details his journey to Jerusalem using a mixture of live performance and video footage.
Beckett’s Room: A Daring Concept with Room for Improvement
With both hits and misses, an experimental production of Beckett's Room ultimately highlighted the importance of actors in live performance.
At Dublin Theatre Festival, 18 Days of Jaw-Dropping Plays
A guide to some of the world-class theatre that's set to descend on Dublin over the next month.
At Project Arts, Marina Carr Makes Old Stories into New Ones
Staged by the Rough Magic Theatre Company, 'Hecuba' turns the story of the Trojan war on its head.
In Project Arts Centre, a Teeth-Gritting Excoriation of Prison Services
The Examination, a documentary performance on health services for prison inmates, is an uncomfortable but powerful watch.
Plight of Palestinians Documented at the Pearse Centre
A double documentary, looking at the brutality children are subjected to by the Israeli military, will be aired at the Pearse Centre on Thursday, September 12th.