Theatre
The Rekindling Of The Fire Below
Dinner party drama and a clash of deep prejudice make 'Fire Below' a classic piece of middle-class commentary.
Architecture Tidbit: Samuel Beckett Theatre
A stylistic look at one of Trinity's most unique buildings.
The Leading Lights in a Season of Theatre
The new programme of the Abbey seems safe, but not without progression.
Dublin Theatre Festival in Retrospect
The sixtieth anniversary of the Dublin Theatre Festival proves to be uninspiring but maintains a high quality of production.
‘What Put the Blood’ is Confusing, Ferocious and Frustrating
This ambitious reworking of Jean Racine’s 'Andromaque' tells a story of savage courtship.
In King of the Castle, Nature Wreaks Havoc on Stage
This play may seem simple, but it provides a starkly insightful view into human love and relationships.
A Snapchat-Generation Opera that Misunderstands Modern Love
Modern love is certainly not simple. Unfortunately, The Second Violinist is.
Rupert Everett Brings His Wildean Wit to Trinity
The public interview was a treat for Everett and Wilde fans alike.
Girl Song, a Perfectly Orchestrated Production
Emma Martin's latest production is a must see for its elegance and style.
Come Away with Me to the End of the World
In spite of the promising title the play 'Come Away with Me to the End of the World' leaves one feeling very much like staying at home.