Theatre
Dublin Fringe Festival’s Hits and Misses
'Not at Home', despite critical praise, failed to convince, while 'Papini' deserved more credit.
A Heavy-Handed Re-telling of A Doll’s House Makes its Mark
Adapted by Belinda McKeon and re-titled 'Nora', the Dublin Theatre Festival play just does enough to make an impact.
The Power of Papini Lies in the Unknown
Felicity’s new Fringe Show Papini revels in all things magical, mysterious and dark
Galleries, Georgian Houses and “Dead Zoos”: Your Guide to Culture Night
There's plenty happening in Dublin this Friday night. Check out some of the highlights.
A Not-So-Neutral Addition to the Repeal Narrative
Not at Home is an art campaign seeking to make visible experiences of women who travel abroad in search of a safe abortion
Putting the Fear in Theatre: Papini
Papini, from the new theatre collective Felicity, will leave your pulse racing and your mind reeling.
The Staging of Irish Trauma Is A Matter of Perspective
The directors of Efficacy 84 discuss the thinking behind the new fringe show and how it approaches trauma.
All That Glitters at the Gate: Selina Cartmell Makes her Mark
The Great Gatsby has been a hit at the Gate – is it a new sign of things to come under the directorship of Selina Cartmell?
The Latest Abbey Production Returns Teresa Deevy to the Centre of Irish Theatre
With the hopes of the Waking the Feminists's campaign pinned on Deevy, a new production in the Abbey helps re-establish her reputation.
“Perhaps it won’t all have been for nothing”: Endgame Showcases Performers Battling Parkinson’s
The Endgame Project, screened in Trinity recently, considers Beckett's renowned play as a metaphor for Parkinson's disease.