blank
Snapshot

The Dublin Fringe Festival: A Hub of Innovation for Performers Everywhere

The University Times breaks down The Dublin Fringe Festival
By Amelia Sikora and Isobel Kelly
blank

‘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 as a mode of communal reflection
By Amelia Sikora
blank

An Interview with Malachi Drew

Asking the chair of Players several poignant questions
By Saskia McDonogh Mooney
blank

‘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
By Amelia Sikora
blank

The Brozone Layer: Improv She Wrote at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Sarah McGuire sits down with three members of “Improv She Wrote” to talk about facing fears, embracing weirdness, and why more people should love improv.
By Sarah McGuire
blank

In Conversation: The National’s Bryan Devendorf Partners with Kevin Carlisle on ‘Pool Season’

The duo join Mark Moran to discuss their Cincinnati roots, California aesthetic, and that night in Dublin
By Mark Moran
blank

The Perfect Summer Read: “Main Characters” by Bobby Palmer

An addicting British romance to add to your reading list
By Violet O'Neill
blank

An Irish Count of Monte Cristo

Irish novels for those looking to get back into reading
By Saskia McDonogh Mooney
blank

The Refound Art of Music Videos

By Emerson Dufault
blank

The Best Breakfast Near Trinity

By Isabella Walsh