Theatre
Five of the best: DU Players’ Millennium Festival
Molly Longstaff discusses five of the best moments from DU Players’ four-day festival.
‘United States v One Book Called Ulysses’ takes courtroom drama to Zoom
The reading, staged over Zoom, made clever use of costumes and camera capabilities to bring the drama of the trial to life.
Druid’s Latest Production Ponders What Happened Once Upon a Bridge
The show was live-streamed from the Mick Lally Theatre from February 11th to February 13th.
Trinity Hall to Create its Own Original Musical
For the first time ever, the Halls musical team will devise an original work for its annual performance.
Happy Days Reminds Us Of The Value of Human Companionship
The Samuel Beckett play, starring Siobhán McSweeney, was broadcast live from the Olympia Theatre yesterday evening.
The Playwrights Sticking Two Fingers Up to Our Toxic View of Sex
In Two Fingers Up, a new play airing as part of the Dublin Fringe, Seon Simpon and Gina Donnelly take the audience on a tour of sex-shaming.
Over the Phone, ‘Abbey Calling’ Reconnects Artist and Audience
The personal telephone performances of Abbey Calling run until 7:30pm today.
Twenty Theatrical Snapshots From the Biggest Names in Irish Opera
20 Shots of Opera will be available to stream for free from the Irish National Opera, on December 17th.
It’s Time to Talk About Accessibility in Theatre
Now that everything has moved online, the theatre industry has the chance to improve accessibility and inclusivity.
DU Players’ Latest Show Addresses the Elephant in the Zoom
DU Players’ final Freshers' Fest show for 2020 is now available to watch on YouTube.