Cinema Review: And Then We Danced
A surprisingly powerful and delicately crafted film.
A surprisingly powerful and delicately crafted film.
"At the time of writing, I feel that we are faced with two very real existential threats, two malign forces fighting it out to wrack my nights with spittle-flecked convulsions."
Off Plan is a series of three double-bill showings of works in progress, as part of ThisIsPopBaby’s Where We Live. We speak to three artists presenting their work.
“I am proud that the Festival can support these new projects that will move on to travel the world.” - Karen Walshe Artistic Director, St Patrick’s Festival
A chance observation by a relative sparked the idea behind the latest work of Mexican artist Gabriel Kuri.
Calm With Horses makes an admirable effort to break the mould, setting its tale of a job gone wrong on the west coast of Ireland.
"What distinguishes Dublin Digital Radio from previous iterations of pirate or digital radio is that it’s not just a bunch of DJs with a show."
It’s the breadth of what Dublin Digital Radio stands for that makes it so much more than just a go-to digital destination to discover the latest electronic music. Zara Hedderman…
With new life being breathed into the Irish whiskey scene, this month sees a special evening showcasing distilleries where the work of women is very much to the fore.
ThisIsPopBaby Co-Directors Phillip McMahon and Jennifer Jennings on their formative years and what they led to, the power of the dancefloor, and the state of the city today.
‘The Lonsdale Project’ is a play about Kathleen Lonsdale, but not just her scientific achievements. It’s also about her pacifist convictions, the fact that she was a working mother, from…
"If you have to marry someone, it would be great if they are independently wealthy. Good luck!" - Annie Ryan
There’s just over a week to go until St. Patrick’s Festival kicks off and the programme for 2020 looks immense!
Come Saturday 21st, Fair Lady’s latest fete will magick the American College on Merrion Square (once the childhood abode of Oscar Wilde) into a vintage cornucopia, brimful of eagle-eyed vendors.
“Enright has written a deeply compelling story of a mother-daughter relationship, the malign effects of stardom, and how the life of a towering figure can come to a small, miserable…
There's an easy, informative, flow to every aspect of The Pieces I Am which makes it a truly, elevated, educational experience.
Dublin based photographer Ellius Grace tells us about matching Lankum’s unconventional approach to trad with his own distinctive style for their second album 'The Livelong Day’.
Goblin magazine celebrates the Irish skate scene through interviews, articles, photography and artwork. Editor Philip Halton gives us the lie of the half-pipe land.