The Nightmare Realm
Screeches of anguish make for lurid lullabies, but it’s all in good fun at this enjoyable nightmare.
Screeches of anguish make for lurid lullabies, but it’s all in good fun at this enjoyable nightmare.
We're running a terrific competition with our pals Irish Architecture Foundation as part of this year's Open House weekend. The top photographs will be selected by a panel jury, with…
“The show is ultimately about connection and disconnection which I think is obviously not an American phenomenon. It’s an epidemic.”
Before taking a road trip in this amazing country it is worth planning out your drives as there are so many picturesque views that are hidden away.
They been nominated for the prestigious Choice Music Prize for each of their three LP releases to date. However, We Cut Corners are content with being occasional musicians holding on…
There is a wonderful wistful feeling to the quiet, slow but steady pace of the film.
As part of our Faces & Places series furniture designer and maker Simon Doyle shares his five selected highlights from this year's Open House Dublin programme.
Trad instrumentation meets Scandinavian folk ideas and concepts.
Blindspotting uses a unique white/black bromance and sparky dialogue to weigh in on the issues of gun control and police brutality.
Loosysmokes are going back into the woods to enthrall.
"You will struggle to find a finer car park-based restaurant here, or indeed anywhere". - Conor Stevens
deWitt has skill in crafting sharp dialogue and precise prose, which helps this novel flow easily to its macabre denouement.
"Lots of us are only a paycheck or two away from being homeless." GirlCrew has kickstarted “1 Pay Day Away” to highlight the reality of Ireland’s rental crisis, in aid…
In an era of information overload, the unknown is refreshing - and where Iranian playwright Nassim Soleimanpour is most comfortable.
The project’s connotations are utterly personal - and with that, utterly Rocha.
As part of our Faces & Places series illustrator, muralist and signpainter Holly Pereira has put together her five selected highlights from this year's Open House Dublin programme.
Considering its history of transience, perhaps it is somewhat fitting that Bolands feels like it’s from somewhere else entirely.
Our flagpole theatre festival is back to thrill, entertain and provoke. Our picks of six to see at Dublin Theatre Festival.