Book Review: Isadora – Amelia Gray
This new book by Amelia Gray, a fictional account of the real events Duncan experienced between 1913 and 1914, excels at examining the performed life.
July Audio Review: London Grammar – Truth is a Beautiful Thing
With their sophomore venture, London Grammar again bear the minimalist stamp of their forebears
Cinema Review: Dunkirk
Dunkirk is a film that seeks to remind its public of something quite remarkable, and perhaps even prescient: success is never quite as sweet as when stolen from the jaws…
Nice Gaff: St Michan’s Church Dublin
Founded by the Danes in 1095 St Michan’s Church, tucked away in Smithfield, is a building that has to be one of the most mythologised places in the city.
Competition! Enjoy An Evening To Remember At BANG!
We’ve teamed up with BANG over the next couple of months for a great new competition to a win a Date Night at BANG Restaurant & Bar.
Poster Boys And Girls
Here’s a selection of poster peeps who create, translate and strive to arrest your attention.
Magnified – Anxy Bants
The inaugural edition of Anxy is a fantastic collection of essays and considerations on what lies beneath our personal fabric. Its founder and creative director Indhira Rojas explains the genesis…
Roadmap: T-Plot
Towards A New World “looks past the obvious and considers the emotional qualities of the bloom".
Roadmap: Design Matters
In association with Design Ireland, Brown Thomas have a pop-up shop hosting 13 Irish designers this summer.
Foxy Music
Ahead of their Dublin shows tonight and tomorrow, Gary Meyler speaks to Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes.
World Premiere of REDPILL at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin
Shortlisted for Inspiration Award and Outstanding Performance Award in Prague Fringe 2017, REDPILL, a new play that explores the birth of an internet troll gets its world premiere in Dublin…
Sound: Other Worldly – Autre Monde
From the ashes of Popical Island rises the phoenix that is Autre Monde
Artsdesk: The Divining Comedy – Collapsing Horse
Collapsing Horse premiere their new work which aims to push the boundaries of what counts as comedy and what comedy’s function is.
Bitesize: Eurotoques Young Chef of the Year
It’s back to basics and old school cooking in the search to find the 2017 Young Chef of The Year.
Garb: Ros Duke
Emerging in her own right after a decade stint with John Rocha, Ros Duke is ready to brave the world and do her first interview.
I, DUBLIN CITY: Malcolm McGettigan
Malcolm McGettigan remembers a face. And behind every one there’s a story.
Roadmap: Needless to Say
Alcohol brands and music - whatever next!? But, when it involves our pals at This Greedy Pig and the brilliant Gash Collective we’re going to pay heed.
Garb: Aisling Duff (A.E. Duff)
Aisling Duff (A.E. Duff) explores the relationship between storytelling and fashion, drawing inspiration from the confessional poetry of Sylvia Plath for her Hives collection.