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Tango, Classical Music and a Deal With the Devil at Smock Alley Theatre

Igor Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale runs until June 4th at Smock Alley Theatre.
By Anastasia Fedosova
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Review

Constellations Crosses Dimensions to Find Courage in the Everyday

The show opened on May 11th and runs until June 2nd at the Gate Theatre.
By Anastasia Fedosova
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‘FREEHOUSE’ Makes a Madhouse of the Beckett Theatre

Pan Pan's latest production is an afternoon-long affair where audience members can come and go as they please.
By Anastasia Fedosova
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Trinity Women Graduates Celebrate 100 Years of Kinship and Connections

Titled 'If a female had once passed this gate...', the exhibition includes documents such as an 1895 statement from College Board on the feasibility of admitting women to Trinity.
By Ailbhe Noonan
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Review

‘Frankenstein: How to Make a Monster’ Fuses the Classic with the Contemporary

The show runs at the Gate Theatre until April 30th before playing at Cork Midsummer Festival on June 17th & 18th.
By Nia Willis
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Trinity Trend: The ‘Clean Girl’ Aesthetic

The days of block brows and heavy contour are over. Less is now very much more when it comes to makeup.
By Michelle Jordan and Sarah McCarthy
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Five Of The Best

Five of the Best: Alternative Grocery Shops

Tesco, Aldi and SuperValu begone.
By Karen Mukasa
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Speaking with

From Hard Rock to Dreamy Indie, Dublin Band Ragerra is Changing its Tune

The trio originally called themselves Valhalla, but have rebranded in line with their new sound.
By Charlie Hastings
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Sigh: No, I Will Not ‘Excuse the Pun’

Weaving puns together sows seeds of humour. Why are its artists so often punished sew, asks Siothrún Sardina.
By Siothrún Sardina
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Ratatouille: A Taste of France that’s Ideal for Batch Cooking

The stew made famous by Pixar can be prepared several different ways, and keeps wonderfully in the fridge for a few days.
By Keegan Andrulis