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Review
Understanding the Implications of Lost Pieces for Well-Known Writers
On Thursday, LitSoc welcomed Eadaoin Lynch to read Blacklegs, the lost play of Louis MacNeice.
Preview
A Contemporary Reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s The Seagull
Corn Exchange’s presents The Seagull at Dublin Theatre Festival, set in pre-revolutionary Russia.
Review
Exploring Mental Health Through the Eyes of a Child, Every Brilliant Thing
As part of the Dublin Theatre Festival, Pavilion Theatre presents the worldwide premier of this intimate production.
Speaking with
Raglans on Moving Beyond the Irish Indie-Rock Scene
Stephen Kelly of Raglans talks to Saoirse Ní Scanláin about the band’s recent triumphs ahead of today’s release of their EP, Again & Again.
Review
Supersonic: Documenting Oasis’s Journey into Mainstream British Culture
Released today, Killian Barry reflects on the documentary that traces the evolution of Oasis and their unique sound.
Preview
A Musical Celebration of the Life of David Bowie
This Sunday, Starman – A David Bowie Celebration will pay tribute to the iconic figure of David Bowie in the Olympia Theatre.
Feature
Bold as Brass: The Evolution of the Booka Brass Sound
Killian Barry speaks to Jack Marks, Chief Sousaphonist of Booka Brass Band, ahead of their headline gig in Vicar St this Friday.
Review
Science Gallery and MoMA, Exploring the Role of Design and its Perpetuation of Violence
Launched this morning, the Design and Violence exhibition explores the use of technology and design in the construction of everyday violence.
Preview
Across South Dublin, Red Line Book Festival Celebrates All Things Literary
Jack Maguire maps out the best events to come from the literary festival which is running from today until Sunday.
Review
Someone You Love Presents a Unique Collection of Pro-Choice Art
Last night, pro-choice artists assembled at Copper House Gallery, including Fatti Burke and William St Ledger, to display pieces inspired by the repeal the eighth movement.