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Mustard: An Unlikely Allegory for Mental Health Struggles at the Abbey
Presented by Fishamble in association with Sunday’s Child, 'Mustard' took a deep dive into intergenerational perceptions of mental health and heartbreak.
No Touching Theatre Festival Launches in Belfast
Emily Foran, the festival’s associate director, discusses her play, Sponge Bob, and theatre-making in the middle of a pandemic.
A Fringe Production That Asks A Timely Question: Are We Ever Safe?
Intertwining three powerful tales, Before You Say Anything shines a light on our safeguarding institutions and shows how they too can place us in harm’s way.
Fibín is Driving Ahead With its Theatre
The Irish language theatre company staged its most recent show, Fiach, as a drive-in theatre piece as part of its efforts to make Irish more accessible and less daunting.
At Online Fringe, Anseo|Anois Proves How Sleek Virtual Theatre Can Be
The company’s production of Keeping Vigil is available to view for free at Online@theSpaceUK until August 30th.
Mid-Pandemic, Jack Farrell Has Set About Reimagining Dublin Musical Theatre
Farrell’s production company released its first single, “Dangerous”, today.
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”.
Konstantin Portrays Ordinary Life and Extraordinary Love
A story of love, loss and laptops breaks hearts in Players Theatre.
In Collins Barracks, A Celebration of Trans Women and Non-Binary Femme Folk
The photo exhibition begins at 7pm tomorrow evening in the interior courtyard of Collins Barracks.
Borders, Brexit and Blanket-Making: Your Week Ahead
There is lots to be doing on campus before reading week.