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With ‘Tess’, Gift Horse is Figuring Out Theatre in a Coronavirus World
The play will run from August 20th to 24th, and tour Waterford, Wexford and Kildare.
How Carol McGill is Using Literature to Help the Dublin Rape Crisis Centre
Entrants are asked to compose a short story of 500-1,000 words, to be submitted alongside an entry fee of €6.50 going to the DRCC.
Review
Through Letters, ‘Dear Ireland Continues’ Platforms the Voices of a Nation
The Abbey Theatre’s production is now available to stream free of charge on Youtube.
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With ‘Dislocation’, Skinner is Branching Out
Skinner's newest single, "Dislocation", came out in June.
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Mid-Pandemic, Jack Farrell Has Set About Reimagining Dublin Musical Theatre
Farrell’s production company released its first single, “Dangerous”, today.
Lockdown on the Box: Lecturers on Alan Parker’s Best Work
Prof Justin Macgregor and Prof Denis Murphy pick Alan Parker's highlights.
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Kyoto Love Hotel on Mixing Pop Sensibilities and Lyrical Coherency
Joe Geaney, one half of Kyoto Love Hotel, says that their sound has a “pop aspect to it, but bordering on something else as well”.
DU Real Estate Society: A Student Service or a ‘Landlord’s Society’?
Co-founders Harry Williams and Oscar Verdon defend the new real estate society, insisting that their main intention is to help students find jobs after they graduate.
The Gate Theatre to Remain Closed Until 2021
The venue has been closed since March and is unable to open due to social distancing measures that will curb its box office earnings.
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After a Summer of Protest, Trinity Societies Plan to Promote Anti-Racism
Trinity’s societies made noise at the height of this summer’s Black Lives Matter protests, but now they’re figuring out how best to fulfill their virtual promises.