Theatre
Eavesdrop on the Lives of the Residents of Marmalade Row
Lemon Soap Productions’ eclectic debut play will be livestreamed by the New Theatre for its Dublin premiere.
‘The Book of Names’ Blurs the Lines Between Audience and Actor
The show ran live as part of Dublin Theatre Festival and was available to watch on demand.
Mary O’Driscoll Delights Audiences in ‘The Visit’
Deirdre Kinahan’s new play hit the Draoícht as part of Dublin Theatre Festival.
‘Evolutions’ Moves Through Time and Space with Seven Dancers at its Core
The University Times spoke to choreographer John Scott, whose recent production explores the ideas of adaptability and bloodlines.
Speaking With: Gift Horse Theatre
The Dublin-based theatre troupe aspires to create 'forward-thinking and environmentally conscious' work.
DU Players’ ‘Barbieverse’ Employs Light Themes and Coarse Metaphors
Keeping in mind the difficulties involved with producing a play online, the use of Zoom was rather effective.
Players Toys with Fairy Tales and Comedy in ‘Fate!’
The play follows the Three Fates as they plot and create stories reminiscent of a 'Little Red Riding Hood' and 'Three Little Pigs' hybrid.
‘iGirl’ Paints a Timeless Portrait of Female Pain
Caitríona McLaughlin’s directorial debut Marina Carr’s ‘iGirl’, starring Olwen Fouéré.
‘Laethanta Sona’ is Beckett, But Not as You Know it
Presenting Samuel Beckett's 'Happy Days' in Irish on Inir Oírr displays the universal appeal of his work.
Cruthú ‘Laethanta Sona’: Idir Tírdhreach Nua agus Teanga Nua
Cruthaíonn an léiriú Gaeilge de 'Happy Days' ar Inis Oírr go bhfuil tarraingteacht forleathan ag obair Beckett.