Theatre
Dublin Fringe is Bolder Than Ever
This year's Dublin Fringe Festival offered a wide variety of ambitious and conceptual plays and performances.
Innovation at all Costs in A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
Rough Magic’s production of the James Joyce novel is an act of artistic redress.
Masterful Direction Meets Deft Acting, as Hamlet Comes to Dublin
With Ruth Negga in the title role, Yael Farber's adaption of Hamlet lives up to its billing.
Unwoman Part III is a Show Like No Other
Dealing in symbolism for the majority of its runtime, 'Unwoman Part III' is equal parts painful and captivating – but it isn't for everyone.
Trinity Students Have Their Finger on the Beat
Dealing with the fine lines and fluctuating attitudes that characterise men's mental health, 'Beat' kicks off this evening in Smock Alley.
Ruth Negga on Plunging Shakespeare into the 21st Century
Ruth Negga speaks about playing Hamlet in the Gate theatre, tectonic shifts in theatre and working with lauded Director Yael Farber.
A Shakespearean World of Magic and Mistaken Identity
Rough Magic's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' brings Shakespeare into the 21st century at Kilkenny Arts Festival.
The Corps Ensemble Reinvent the Wheel
Emma Donoghue's ever-relevant 'Kissing the Witch' is given a new lease of life by Dublin-based theatre group The Corps Ensemble.
Let DU Players Rúin Your Summer
The society's summer festival promises to bring campus back to life once exams are over.
Why ‘The Delinquent Season’ Flopped, But ‘The Approach’ Soared
Mark O'Rowe has been unable to transfer his magic touch from stage to screen.