Theatre
To Hell in a Handbag: Flaws Overshadow Top-Notch Performances
To Hell in a Handbag – a spin-off of The Importance of Being Earnest – causes confusion at Bewley's Theatre Cafe.
In Abbey Theatre, a Cutting Articulation of Suburban Dublin
Written by acclaimed playwright Lisa Tierney-Keogh, This Beautiful Village will run at the Abbey for the next two weeks.
Meet the Trinity Graduates Refocusing Theatre’s Race Conversation
Choy-Ping Clarke-Ng and Grace Morgan are set for the Abbey, with their play selected to feature in the theatre's Young Curators Festival.
Live Collision Returns to Dublin
Live Collision is a year-round curatorial creative production organisation seeking to unite artists across disciplines.
The Trinity Students Making their Mark on Dublin’s Cultural Scene
These Trinity students are making a name for themselves in the cultural sphere, all the while keeping up with a full-time degree.
Layered and Engrossing, The Children Lights Up Gate Theatre
Lucy Kirkwood's masterful new play has a good claim to be one of the best in years.
Speaking With: Shaun Dunne
Jack Farrell speaks to the rising film and theatre maker whose most recent show, Rapids, explored HIV in Ireland today.
Laughs Aplenty as Cumann Gaelach’s Musical Hits Right Notes
An Cumann Gaelach's adaptation of Oisín i dTír na nÓg is loaded with ramshackle charm.
Improv, She Wrote: Twists and Turns With Trinity Theatre’s Rising Stars
Trinity's improvisational theatre group is expected to wow audiences at its highly anticipated All-Stars event this Saturday.
Matthew Bourne’s Male-Led Spectacle
Matthew Bourne's famous take on Swan Lake has come to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.