Ausubel skilfully manipulates the three storylines (following Edgar, Fern and their three children) in a way that goads the reader, and leaves us craving a happy-ending family reunion. As page-turning…
Going by her previous work, nobody could accuse Angel Olsen of being a stranger to despondence. On My Woman, her gaze drifts forwards to the road ahead.
Enjoy a relaxing evening with Native Oak and find therapy within his lyrics and sounds when he plays live at Whelans Dublin on Sunday 25th September.
Catharsis in a stressful world: THISISPOPBABY are bringing RIOT, “their most entertaining show to date,” to this year’s Tiger Dublin Fringe.
“The anxieties of each generation… loaded” Stories are the speed at which truth happens.
"A ball of possibilities" Start with a Circle is a stripped back performance lasting around 45 minutes that features three elements pushing and pulling at each other in a kinetic…
Despite dividing itself between dual nostalgic depictions of 1930s Los Angeles and New York, Café Society nonetheless speaks to an altogether different ambivalence at the heart of Woody Allen’s filmmaking…
The take-away offerings at newly opened Piply are radically different to the norm. Garrett Fitzgerald talks to us about the philosophy behind his healthy new food venture with business partners…
Preoccupations is is the first record under a new name for the band formerly known as Viet Cong.There’s more to post-punk than just making ears bleed.
Rather than taming the shrew, Tyler goads the reader into a beastly foul temper.
Monterey Bay, Lindsay Hattan's accomplished debut novel, defies easy categorisation.
"A timely exploration". We visited group exhibition My Brilliant Friend at Temple Bar Gallery and Studios, and spoke to its curator Rayne Booth.
We take a census of artist sentiment on a question both basic and complex.
Eight months on from their momentous public meeting in the Abbey, the Waking the Feminists campaigners show no signs of slowing down in their mission to achieve gender equality across…
Stephen McCarthy is a London-based Irish graphic designer, working at Government Digital Service (GDS). Established in 2011 as part of the UK government’s Cabinet Office, GDS describes its job as…
Atmosphere is a quality that can’t be contrived. Some restaurants just have it, oozing out of every nook and cranny, and Da Mimmo’s has it in spades.
A waterborne commute is an intriguing and eminently realisable prospect. Reg McCabe asks, "What if Dubliners could commute by boat?"
