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Trinity Orchestra’s Unstoppable Summer
Sarah McGuire talks to Trinity Orchestra's PRO Charlotte Ballagh about the Orchestra’s Festival Season
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‘Vulnerability Through Play’: Mark Vigeant on His Show ‘Out There’
Bringing the Alaskan Wilderness to Edinburgh, Mark Vigeant sits down with The University Times to discuss surviving as an artist, technology, and using comedy for communal reflection.
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‘You Either Laugh or Learn’: Irish Comedian Kat Higgins on Her Debut Show ‘In Memory of Me’
The University Times sat down with self-acclaimed ‘classic Irish comedian’ Kat Higgins in the final week of her Edinburgh Festival Fringe run to discuss the loss of her brother, Irish cultural references and the potential of the comic mode.
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Swan Song brings Divas and Big Media to the Edinburgh Fringe
Trinity alumni John Clarke discusses the inspirations for his debut show ahead of its Fringe run in conversation with Theatre Editor Amelia Sikora.
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“It’s Like Having a Lottery Ticket”: In Conversation with Djamel White
Booker Prize Longlisted Author, Djamel White, discusses his work, the publishing industry and his most recent achievement with the University Times
Irish Singer-Songwriter Glen Hansard Dies Less than a Month After Trinity Performance
Oscar-winning icon of Irish folk music remembered as "one of Ireland's great singer-songwriters" who "cared about people"
What Dior’s Dublin Show Means for Irish Fashion
From Brown Thomas to Dior, Jonathan Anderson's homecoming show brings one of the world's most iconic fashion houses to Ireland.
Camille O’Sullivan: My Friend, Shane MacGowan
With the release of 20th Century Paddy approaching, the Cork chanteuse reflects on grief, ghosts, and the boy behind the myth
“People are longing for something they can connect to again”: The Grounded Rise of Dave Lofts
Ireland’s rising indie-folk star talks vulnerability, hometown pride and what success truly means
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Wilde Stages Spotlight: Yesterday is Dead by Maria Chryssopoulos
The University Times sat down with actor and playwright Maria Chryssopoulos to discuss her one woman show, Yesterday is Dead