There is a feast of dance on Dublin stages until 19 May
Dublin Dance Festival, taking place across the city 1-19 May, is picking up the pace as we launch into the second week of the exciting line-up of events.
Cinema Review: Madeline’s Madeline
I’m a cat. I’m a sea turtle. I’m the sky. I’m a confused film critic. I’m Josephine Decker, experimental director with my fifth feature. I’m also the extremely impressive Helena…
Irish National Opera Presents The Magic Flute at Gaiety Theatre Dublin
The Magic Flute truly has something for everybody. Mozart’s glorious score is full of musical inventiveness, dramatic fun, lovable characters and memorable tunes.
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Roadmap: Dublin Canvas
Dublin Canvas has made its mark on the traffic light control boxes dotted around the city. And now a further 111 are up for a make-over.
Audio Review: Flight of the Conchords – Live in London
From cult beginnings to sold-out arenas, the Kiwi duo retain their cultural cachet without losing a step.
Upstairs at No.4 – A New Versatile Private Venue
Upstairs at No.4, a new versatile private venue that can only be described as the epitome of luxury.
Magnified: Yuca
Every issue is a canvas on which a chosen topic, which they call their alibi, couples with a cross-cutting idea.
Cinema Review: Von Lux
Without a real plot, Portman is rudderless, and goes way overboard, playing off all the superstar clichés and endlessly, greedily gobbling up the screen.
‘Be Our Guest’… For Bealtaine Festival 2019
It’s time to get creative no matter what age you are. With May comes Bealtaine, the annual month long national celebration of the arts and creativity as a life-long journey.
Cinema Review: Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile
The stories of the very real women that Bundy murdered are once again lost to a man preoccupied with his own narrative.
Three rising stars of Irish hip-hop
Dean Van Nguyen takes a brief look at three rising stars of Irish hip-hop.
Cinema Review: Woman at War
A playful depiction of one woman’s determination to defend her natural habitat from its demise.
Book Review: Constellations – Sinead Gleeson
What is striking throughout Constellations is the strength of Gleeson’s voice, as well as the exuberance of prose which articulates experiences that cannot have been anything other than traumatic and…
In His Stride: Jafaris
Jafaris reconnects with God on his spiritually engaged debut album.
Road Map: Pretty Wild – Ellen Kenny
Pretty Wild delivers a refined natural elegance in its floral bouquets.
Bitesize: The Eddison at The Dylan
They’ve been doing some spring cleaning at the Dylan, as evidenced by the unveiling of a swanky new restaurant in the form of The Eddison.
Back to Blek – John Blek
“After short stints as a shoe salesman and shovelling chemicals in a factory down in Carrigtohill, I very quickly realised playing music needed to be my job.”