Cinema Review: A Hologram for the King
A Hologram for the King is a vague portrait, but still manages to find occasional moments of human charm.
Cinema Review: Departure
Juliet Stevenson’s nuanced delivery of a mother coming to terms with the lack of meaning in her life is captivating in its authenticity.
Cinema Review: X-Men: Apocalypse
X-Men: Apocalypse sees the ancient titular villain – played under several layers of prosthetics by Oscar Isaac – awakening after thousands of years of sleep and immediately embarking upon a…
Cinema Review: The Angry Birds Movie
It could be said that the confusing nature of The Angry Birds Movie is intentional, and the overall aim to leave the viewer, ultimately, as the Angriest Bird of all.
Theatre Review: The Birthday Party
Pinter’s theatrical innovation lies in his removal of the backstory. Who are these characters? Why are they here? What is their relationship to one another?
Win A Gorgeous Dinner for Two at Il Posto!
We've teamed up with Il Posto over the next few weeks for a great new competition to win dinner for two with wine* To be in with a chance to…
What If… Dublin Had A Culture Of Participation?
Bloom Fringe Festival is reminiscent in some ways to Civic Systems Lab – in that the June Bank Holiday weekend festival aims to celebrate the grassroots initiatives, the urban interventions,…
Barfly: The Confession Box
There’s no way to meaningfully do justice to the rest of the characters we met or even the evening we had in The Confession Box. If anything, the authenticity of…
Competition! Win A Fab Dinner for Two at Il Posto!
We've teamed up with our friends at Il Posto over the next few weeks for a great new competition to win dinner for two with wine* To be in with…