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‘Paul Mescal Was Five Feet Away From Me’: Meet the Extras of Normal People
Normal People's TV adaptation catapulted its cast to overnight fame. Many Trinity students were there, in the background, working as extras.
Preview
Uncowed by the Pandemic, DU Players Deliver a Festival of Resilience, Online
With 25 shows and 57 installation pieces, Resilience, an online festival from DU Players, shows a society thriving under lockdown's challenges.
Feature
Under Lock and Key, Musicians Are Finding New Ways to Bang the Drum
Ireland's music scene has been turned upside-down by the pandemic. Its up-and-comers say they're having to get even more creative to thrive.
Feature
Meet the Trinity Graduates Finding New Ways to Stay on the Stage
Theatre has been hit hard by the pandemic. For recent Trinity graduates, it has brought challenges – but many are making waves even in lockdown.
Review
Have Exhibition, Will Travel: Aoife Dunne Brings Art to Fingal Doorsteps
Transcending Time, an exhibition by Aoife Dunne, sees the visual artist bringing her van around Fingal for those who want to view it.
Speaking with
Bullet Girl Hunt Post-Punk Perfection
They've worked with Girl Band's Daniel Fox and their latest single sees them at their abrasive best. Bullet Girl show no sign of slowing down.
Review
Normal People Week 6 Recap: a Fitting Finale to an Exquisite Series
In the last two episodes – aired on RTÉ last night – Connell and Marianne find happiness before an ending that's subtle, profound and powerful.
Speaking with
Students Have Long Opposed Direct Provision. Jane McNamara Wants Them to Understand It
The journalist has just released a podcast – edited by Trinity student Ellie O'Neill – that explains every aspect of direct provision in Ireland.
Review
Normal People Week 5 Recap: Connell and Marianne, at Their Lowest Ebb
Episodes nine and 10 see Connell and Marianne at their most vulnerable, in a graceful and devastating depiction of mental health struggles.
Observations
Trinity Trend – Lockdown Edition: The Shaved Head
Fashion statements in Trinity are changed irreparably. But students are still trying things out in lockdown – with decidedly mixed results.