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Review
‘One Good Turn’ Paints a Portrait of the Highs and Lows of Family Life
The show was performed live to limited audiences from June 21st-26th and is available on-demand until July 10th.
Speaking with
With New Single ‘Marsha’, Sammy Copley Honours A Legacy
The Trinity student’s latest offering is a poignant tribute to LGBTQ+ rights activist Marsha P. Johnson.
Five Of The Best
Five of the Best: Film Podcasts
Bringing the magic of the silver screen to a pair of dodgy earphones near you.
Speaking with
Bringing ‘King Lear’ to Life – From the Back of A Van
Born out of the pandemic, theatre company Festival in a Van, brings coronavirus-safe performances back to communities.
Review
Two Pups Cafe Has Mastered The Art Of The Egg
Tucked neatly along Francis St, the cafe boasts picnic-worthy lunch dishes accompanied by a sufficient supply of coffee.
Feature
Zooming In: How Four First-Year Drama Students Found Their Year Online
Anastasia Fedosova speaks to four of Trinity’s first-year drama students about their experiences learning to make theatre online.
Review
Springheel Productions Takes on the Audio Drama World With ‘Black Alley’
The fiction podcast features four episodes released throughout June and streaming on Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Review
Marina Carr’s Take on ‘To the Lighthouse’ Brings Modernism to Modern Viewers
The show was performed by Hatch Theatre Company and filmed in The Everyman Theatre as part of the Cork Midsummer Festival.
Preview
DU Players Takes Audiences Back to Nature with Reverie
The Reverie festival takes place from the 21st-24th of June across DU Players' social media.
Review
Snowflake Isn’t Simply Another Coming-of-Age Novel About a Trinity Outsider
Louise Nealon interrogates classism in Irish society and the challenge of staying connected to one’s roots in her debut novel Snowflake.