Dublin Fringe: Fable
"It’s essentially about expanding and supporting the Hip Hop community in Ireland and giving dancers who exist on the periphery of the professional dance scene the opportunity to produce work…
"It’s essentially about expanding and supporting the Hip Hop community in Ireland and giving dancers who exist on the periphery of the professional dance scene the opportunity to produce work…
It’ll be “lit to the nines” declares Amanda Azams, the organiser of Black Jam - the Afropunk, grime, rap, hip-hop and spoken word night.
If you’ve ever thought that a film about people assembling puzzles would be boring, then you were absolutely right. Amazing films have been made about quiet quests, but this is…
Despite the teething problems, this is a no brainer for people who love fast food with flavour and authenticity with an extremely reasonable price tag.
A woman, a guitar, a trampoline. A pop album, in a theatre. A show about co-dependency. These are the bones of Everything I Do, a new show from new company…
It’s time to pack away the tents for another year and move the music back into the room. Here are five great music nights we’re buzzed about this month.
An insightful documentation of a demographic we may know next to nothing about.
"I did a lot of soul searching and I went out and asked the people of Roscommon, gay and straight, what they thought had happened. So I made this show."
The organising committee of the Anarchist Book Fair get us riled up and ready to read.
“It would be remiss of me to not try and voice the subaltern.” As Stephen James Smith publishes his debut collection of poetry, he discusses his relationships and his platform…
The home of tittle-tattle and salacious gossip, turns 20 next year.
Vegan in Ireland recently invited some of the city’s best chefs and leading drink experts to collaborate on a unique culinary event series
Win a pair of tickets to The Nightmare Realm, one of Ireland’s top Halloween attractions, which opens at The RDS on Oct 5!
"If I were a seahorse, he’d be pregnant” Our picks of some of the highlights of Dublin Fringe Festival 2018
If oysters accompanied by a glass of crisp white wine sounds like your thing, then this is definitely your month.
Change: life’s only constant inconstant. Photographer Ayesha Ahmad endeavoured to capture its essence in her first solo exhibition.
Access into designer Orla Kiely's thought process and product archives and Conor Horgan's seamless harmonising of sculptural elements and accessible silhouettes
This is Dame Lane and not Kottbusser Damm in Kreuzberg.