Cinema Review: Wish I Was Here
Bloom can do nothing but inflict truly banal suffering — frustrated suffering without hope — on the characters that surround him in Wish I Was Here.
Dublin Theatre Festival: Ganesh Versus The Third Reich
Juggling a huge amount of interesting issues, Back To Back Theatre's Ganesh Versus The Third Reich tangles autobiography with big historical drama.
Dublin Theatre Festival: A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing
We speak to Annie Ryan from Corn Exchange's stage production of Eimear McBride's novel A Girl Is A Half-Formed Thing.
Dublin Theatre Festival: The Seagull and Other Birds
The Seagull and Other Birds riffs on Chekhov, contemporary television shows like Girls and the concept of Americanitis and modern neuroses.
Dublin Theatre Festival: Hamlet
Schaubühne Theatre's artistic director Thomas Ostermeier is aiming to draw radical conclusions from Hamlet.
Fringe Review: LURKY! LURKY!
LURKY! LURKY! is a stark, feral roar. Fitzgerald and Stapleton know what their quarry is and they go straight for the jugular.
Fringe Review: Reckoners
The dark reality of Reckoners is conveyed through a series of rhythmically interwoven monologues, that conjure a bleak world through chewed and spat language.
Fringe Review: Hilary Woods – Night
Hints of Angel Olsen and Sharon van Etten pervade Hilary Woods' performance of Night which was for all intents and purposes the launch of Night, the record.
Totally Dublin Weekender | September 18 – 21
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
Culture Night Special
Culture Night never fails to deliver on a smörgåsbord of exciting once off events, performances, tours and workshops.
Back to the Future: Dublin Food Provenance
Food provenance is now very much in vogue with diners the world-over increasingly keen to establish the precise origin of the food they put in their mouths. Such global trends…
Fringe Review: National Therapy Project
Eleanor Tiernan’s National Therapy Project sees its host work through a series of personal issues in a tone that is half detached stand-up comedy, half self-help monologue.
Fringe Review: Sick
Crude Mechanics' Sick is a play that weaves in and out of degenerative mental illness, scuffing the narratives we expect from it.
Fringe Review: DEEP Aerobics
The whole premise of DEEP Aerobics is about collectivity; about feeling anonymous in a sea of people, and the freedom that this feeling induces. But it’s also about conformity, following…
Fringe Review: Tardigrade
A cacophony of associations; worlds within worlds; costumes, choirs, dancing and nudity: Tardigrade is an exciting and heady mixture of media and meaning.
Allweeker | Fringe Special
We take a look at some of the best gigs at the Fringe to take yourself along to.
Totally Dublin Weekender | September 11 – 14
Weekender: |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.