Doppelganger is the latest work of author, social activist, and filmmaker Naomi Klein. It starts off as an amusing look into the confusion and conflation which exists online between herself and Naomi Wolf.
Arguably, the best known and most influential artist of the 20th Century.
Through conversation and film, the evening will unearth how emotional, physical and social connections between people and their cities are formed and sustained.
A collective of current and former sex workers have organised Red Umbrella Film Festival, Ireland’s first-ever sex worker film festival.
Writer and performer Fionntán Larney’s one-man show is a new musical about love, loss, destiny, and legacy.
For the past seven years, Irish artist Gary Farrelly’s practice has manifested as an artistic duo practice known as the Office for Joint Administrative Intelligence, with German artist Chris Dreier.
The Polish composer Hania Rani promises a truly modern and forward-thinking take on neo-classical with her live show at Vicar Street.
Woods continues her sonic excavations spanning field recordings in Spain, strings in Oslo and the Palestrina choir in the Pro Cathedral.
A new festival of art and technology for the city.
Haunted Dancehall is back adding The Sugar Club and Anseo into the mix.
Oisín has frequently rocked up to gatherings with his legendary punch bowls and now he may well come armed with his new book Irish Kitchen Cocktails.
Truffarelli creates a new immersive dance work which explores ideas of freedom and the individualism of human beings…shining a spotlight on workers’ rights.
A new collection of original works
The Perfect Immigrant, written and performed by Samuel Yakura and directed by Katie O’Halloran shines a light on challenges faced by young migrants.
In many ways his evocative urban synth pop sound came to define the post Drive era spilling into the likes of Stranger Things and beyond.
The Gate has Roddy Doyle putting his inimitable Dublinese twist on J.M. Barrie’s classic.
Get ready for a cozy pyjama party this November as the Irish African-inspired fashion brand M.I.O. Prints hosts a buzzy evening of comfort, fun and celebration.
Sam Gandy's talk will focus on the capacity of psychedelic substances to enhance human-nature connection, and the implications this has for human well-being and the biosphere.
