Theatre
The Two Trinity Shows Making Waves in Edinburgh
Eirwaves and Improv, She Wrote made it to this year’s Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
A State of the Nation Play, Jimmy’s Hall is Angry, Joyous and Vital Viewing
The archaic and the anachronistic intertwine in a production that reveals the injustice of De Valera's Ireland.
Drama Students Petition for Return of Module on Women in Performance
The module was not offered to next year's students due to low levels of student interest.
Corn Exchange Return to the Abbey With the Delightfully Bizarre Dublin By Lamplight
This weekend, the highly acclaimed production made its long-awaited return to Dublin city.
Brontë Explores the Intimate Complexities of the Author’s Life
Running until tomorrow night in Smock Alley, Polly Teale’s play vibrantly reflects upon the challenges faced by the iconic Charlotte Brontë and her family.
An Evening of Solidarity and Admiration at the Irish Times Theatre Awards
Annie Keegan reflects on last night’s awards, from having her tweets critiqued by the paper's theatre editor to hanging out with the industry's stars.
Scene Kids: Exploring Trinity’s Scene + Heard Productions
Annie Keegan investigates the theatre festival that strives to reflect the major issues facing Irish people right now and Trinity students' involvement with it.
Have a Spare Hour? Players Lunchtime Shows Provide Ideal Opportunity for Midday Drama
The high standard of the short productions which run daily in Players Theatre reflect the weeks of effort that have gone into them.
Icarus Theatre’s Game of Thrones-style Hamlet Loses the Complexity of the Original Play
Last week the production, dubbed the Hamlet for the Game of Thrones generation, came to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre.
Exploring Current Moods and Discourses of Our Time, Scene+Heard Returns to Smock Alley
Launching this Tuesday, the festival encourages theatre makers to exhibit work under the theme of “Tales from the Zeitgeist”.