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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
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Wilde Stages 2026: An Inside Look into Dublin’s Biggest Queer Theatre Festival
For 22 years, Dublin has been a space for queer theatre to gather together and perform, here’s a look behind the curtain at Wilde Stages: Dublin’s Queer Theatre Festival
“It Started in the Basement of the Reading Room”: Agora Wants to Become a New Platform for Postgraduates
Trinity FLAC: More Than Just Free Clinics
Societies Editor Eva Lenihan sits down with FLAC Chairperson Daria Jedruch to look back on the achievements of the year
DUSciFi, an Up-and-Coming Society
Why Dublin Runs on Fast-Food
Urban design, tourism and youth culture shape the city’s eating habits
The Unsuspecting Gallery: An Investigation into Art and the Ussher
Deciphering artworks within the Ussher Library at Trinity College Dublin
Your New Favorite Cafe Is Just Around the Corner
A review of the cafe Around The Corner by Alma
Intimacy and Omission in Kerlin Gallery’s Blue Moon Shadow
A review of Marcel Vidal’s most recent work at the Kerlin Gallery
Dublin’s Fantastic Film Clubs
A list of some of the best and brilliant local film clubs to keep you filmically engaged over the summer