Theatre
Iron Annie Brings Love, Drugs, and Punk Rock to the Underbelly of Dundalk
The show, adapted from the novel of the same name, highlights Aoife’s struggles as she navigates the dangerous world of the drug trade and finding the love of her life.
Tango, Classical Music and a Deal With the Devil at Smock Alley Theatre
Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale runs until June 4th at Smock Alley Theatre.
Constellations Crosses Dimensions to Find Courage in the Everyday
The show opened on May 11th and runs until June 2nd at the Gate Theatre.
‘Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster’ Fuses the Classic with the Contemporary
The show runs at the Gate Theatre until April 30th before playing at Cork Midsummer Festival on June 17th & 18th.
A Trinity Graduate’s Road to Director in Residence at the Abbey
Colm Summers, who studied drama studies and history of art and architecture in Trinity, reflects on opportunities that led him to where he is today.
Student Theatre Makers Flock to Galway for the Irish Student Drama Awards
The 2022 ISDA festival opened on March 28th and will run until April 8th on NUIG campus in Galway.
A Sobering Opera Comes to Trinity’s Berkeley Library
'The Scorched Earth Trilogy' will feature three interwoven operas connected through the thread of climate change and global warming.
The Gate Goes Ghoulish With A ‘Frankenstein’ Retelling
'Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster' is a rendering of Mary Shelley’s classic through the mix of beatbox, gig and theatre.
TMT Brings New Life to a Broadway Classic With ‘Guys and Dolls’
The society's first post-lockdown production had to navigate a somewhat outdated plot, but it did so with vim and vigour.
‘SHIT’ Brings Patricia Cornelius’ Terrifying Women to Dublin
Theatre company THISISPOPBABY is celebrating its 15th birthday with a production of the Australian play.