Reading Beckett’s Friendship by André Bernold is a lot like listening to a rambling college lecture by an old-school scholar: generally enjoyable with moments of impressive insight, but largely baffling…
A lot could be said here about the difficulties in navigating prams past crowds on narrow footpaths or countless driveway kerns. What if Dublin was playful?
The Kindness of Enemies features several exotic backdrops, including Dagestan, St. Petersburg, Khartoum, and… Aberdeen. Aboulela depicts two storylines, told with considerable literary style.
Fox’s most astute observations have to do with class policing. He insists that charges of pretentiousness only serve to maintain the status quo, especially in his native UK, where class…
Totally Dublin is delighted to announce that we’ve teamed up with our pals at Yelp Dublin to host Live Well Dublin 2016, a great event focused on all things healthy.
The reader of Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine, Fine has much in common with this bystander. We intrude on Williams’ characters in media res, catching them off guard. They are busy,…
Do things happen as a continuous flow, or as a series of discrete events? Retro technology is celebrated this month at Ideopreneuiral Entrephonics II, a festival of synthesized sound.
Deep in the heartland of Donnybrook, hidden in a crescent, surrounded by apartments, houses and leafy trees there sits, intact, a building which embodied part of our cruel social history.
The work of 4Creative is immediately familiar to a huge audience, though perhaps without them knowing it. As the in-house agency of British television company Channel 4, 4Creative work has…
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This year’s iteration of Offset may have moved to a later date in the calendar than we were accustomed to, but still takes place in the familiar surrounds of the
Doubtless one of the most intriguing studios to be represented at Offset 2016, Assemble are a collective whose work spills across would-be boundaries to the extent that what might be…
Set in 1922, the fictional town of Puckoon on the Irish border finds itself partitioned by the Boundary Commission leaving the church and graveyard separated and, graver still, the drinks…
“We have to stop thinking of ourselves as an island connected by diaspora to America, and we have to get used to travelling as a nation to export our talent".…
We might have finally landed on a Paddy’s Day tradition none of us need be ashamed of. Well, except for maybe the lad who was stumbling around in a full…
Now called Dublin City Gallery The Hugh Lane, Charlemont House admirably represents how a building can be sympathetically adapted and extended without disrupting its integrity.
Starting on Monday, April 11, for one week only, Eventbrite showcases “FREE”, an exhibition of rarely seen photographs that provide a window on some of the most inspiring and seminal…
Mammal won’t offer its viewers any sense of satisfying progression or closure, but it will make for deliciously sensory, beautiful and emotive viewing.
