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Konstantin Portrays Ordinary Life and Extraordinary Love
A story of love, loss and laptops breaks hearts in Players Theatre.
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Witty and Acerbic, Tony Cantwell and Hannah Mamalis Wow TAF Audience
Comics Tony Cantwell and Hannah Mamalis visited Trinity for a vibrant, energetic and witty questions and answers session.
Speaking with
Poet Eva Griffin is Fighting for a More Diverse Dublin
Eva Griffin is a co-founder of the Not4U Collective – which provides a platform predominantly, although not exclusively, for LGBTQ+ poets.
Speaking with
How Lemoncello Are Giving New Voice to Irish Folk
The Maynooth duo talk about their influences – including Seamus Fogarty Sam Amidon – and and how their sound comes from within.
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In Kitchen 85, a New – and Captivating – Cantonese Experience
The sister of Sichuan restaurant M & L, Kitchen 85 on Marlborough St is a new dining experience that fires on all cylinders.
Speaking with
With Splonk, Smart Literature for a Smart(phone) Generation
Splonk is a new journal of 'flash' literature – stories, poetry and other experimental writing, with brevity and speed at its heart.
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A TAF Murder Mystery With Twists, Turns – and a Dead Elon Musk
A complex plot and a hilarious host of characters made for a thoroughly entertaining evening with the Trinity Arts Festival last night.
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Thanks to TAF, I Had a Tarot Reading. It Threw Up Some Surprises
As part of the Trinity Arts Festival, Catriona Paget – an astrology sceptic – gives tarot card reading a go. It doesn't go how she expects.
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In Gaiety, a Story of Violence, Twisted Love and a Beloved – Dead – Cat
Martin McDonagh’s The Lieutenant of Inishmore, currently showing in the Gaiety, is twisted, lurid and grotesquely violent, but always deeply funny.
Preview
Five of the Best: 2020 Theatre Season
From Faith Healer to Circle of Friends, Dublin's theatres have many gems in store in the coming months.