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• 21
  JUN
  2017

  THE STAGE | NEWS

  Women playwrights up only 2% in past 10 years in Ireland – report
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• 21
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH EXAMINER | REVIEW

  Theatre review: Futureproof, Everyman, Cork (Midsummer Festival). The Irish premiere of this curious, entertaining, and thought-provoking play by...
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• 21
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH EXAMINER | REVIEW

  Theatre review: Far Away, Spike Island (Cork Midsummer). Fear, paranoia and brutality in a world at war are the themes of Corcadorca’s ...
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• 21
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Far Away review: Spike Island becomes a dystopia once again. Caryl Churchill’s short, brutal play is brilliantly realised
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• 20
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | NEWS

  Women in Irish theatre: no more waiting in the wings. Women have been and still are left out in the cold by Irish theatre but they are not only...
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• 19
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  The Ladykillers review: at last, some killer roles for women. Graham Linehan’s staging of the Ealing comedy features an all-female cast for the...
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• 19
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Futureproof review: Profound dilemmas of identity and autonomy. Committed cast struggles with ponderous phrases and some awkward arrangements.
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• 14
  JUN
  2017

  DUBLIN FRINGE FESTIVAL | NEWS

  Dublin Fringe Festival announces its first batch of hotly tipped shows from this year’s heartstopping new programme
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• 14
  JUN
  2017

  EXEUNT MAGAZINE | BLOG

  #WakingTheFeminists: The Numbers are Out. A new report, Gender Counts, reveals stark statistics about the under-representation of women ...
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• 13
  JUN
  2017

  NATIONAL CAMPAIGN FOR THE ARTS | NEWS

  The NCFA Responds to the Government's Artists Social Welfare Pilot Programme
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• 13
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

  Struggling artists: Trying to 'justify yourself' is humiliating. Writer Mia Gallagher welcomes artists’ trial eligibility for jobseeker’s allowance
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• 13
  JUN
  2017

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  No’s Knife review: Lisa Dwan goes on with Beckett redux. The actor gives Beckett’s words a more aggressive, tortured reading
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