Restaurant Review: Canteen At The Market
This is Canteen at the Market, run by Soizic Humbert and James Sheridan. They open for lunch Wednesday through to Saturday and welcome evening patrons on Thursday, Friday and Saturday…
Dance Review: Wake – Chamber Made Opera
This idea, of an inescapable curse that thwarts all efforts before they’re made, was the starting point for Chamber Made Opera’s Wake, a Limerick City of Culture commission.
Collars Up: Ciana and Becky from Concrete Collar
Concrete Collar is a project based around the link between fashion and architecture, run by two former UCD architecture students Ciana March and Becky Wallace.
Totally Dublin Weekender | October 9-12
Weekender |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
Lofty Ambitions – Inside Dublin Apartments
Dublin’s property market is something of a shambles at the moment. With this month’s Open House festival in mind, we went on a mission to get inside the walls of…
Book Review: How to Read Hitler – Neil Gregor
Reading Hitler is a dangerous game explains Neil Gregor.
Cinema Review: Mr. Turner
The film begins when J.M.W. Turner (Timothy Spall) is already the toast of the town: wealthy, famous and able to do as he pleases.
Cinema Review: Life After Beth
Twenty-something Zach is in mourning after the death of his girlfriend. Riddled by guilt, it’s no surprise he latches on to the possibility that she’s still alive.
A1 in Psychogeography: Interview with Karl Whitney
Karl Whitney has been described as ‘Dublin’s best psychogeographer since James Joyce’.
Totally Dublin Weekender | October 2 – 5
Weekender |wiːkˈɛndə|– noun – what to do with your weekend.
Cinema Review: Violette
In the decade following WW II Violette Leduc (Emmanuelle Davos), portrayed here as a troubled but resourceful woman, found her voice.
Cinema Review: Magic in the Moonlight
In a film that looks sumptuous and carefully crafted, it also suffers from stifled performances which are probably the product of a half-cooked script.
Cinema Review: Night Will Fall
The press screening for Holocaust documentary Night Will Fall was hampered by a technical difficulty.
Cinema Review: Maps to the Stars
David Cronenberg fell off so long ago that he no longer even knows what it feels like to be on top.
Cinema Review: A Walk Among the Tombstones
A Walk Among the Tombstones main problem is that it is ponderously, remarkably stupid.
Cinema Review: In Order of Disappearance
A Scandinavian stab at the post-Taken patriarchal revenge fantasy, In Order of Disappearance mercifully takes itself a lot less seriously than its numeous peers: this is a broad social satire…
October Audio Review: Perfume Genius | Ty Segall | Soil Creep
Our listing of October music reviews.
Book Review: Dreams of Shadow and Smoke: Stories for J.S. Le Fanu – Jim Rockhill and Brian J. Showers
Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu famously wrote the gothic horror story Green Tea, in which a man goes insane through excess consumption of the titular fluid, seeing visions of a red-faced…