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• 21
  MAR
  2019

  GCN | FEATURE

  Queer Acts You Can't Miss At This Year's Live Collision Festival: Live Collision, Ireland's leading live art festival, has announced its 2019...
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• 21
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH EXAMINER | INTERVIEW

  Hanging by the telephone, waiting for offers of work, was not something that actor and writer, Clare Monnelly, could tolerate...
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• 20
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Charlie’s a Clepto review: Nimble plotting, nimble performance: Clare Monnelly pivots through a range of characters in this revival of her artful...
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• 20
  MAR
  2019

  RTÉ | INTERVIEW

  Arena With Seán Rocks coming up on Tuesday's show: continuing our series on great artistic collaborations with Cage and Cunningham, a concert film...
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• 18
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  Wistful regret and bloody-minded hope: Watching Conor McPherson's Port Authority it's hard to remember that he wasn't even 30 when he wrote it in...
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• 18
  MAR
  2019

  THE IRISH NEWS | REVIEW

  Review: The Big Fellow - Lyric Theatre: Watching The Big Fellow play out the Michael Collins story on St Patrick's weekend at the Lyric Theatre...
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• 17
  MAR
  2019

  SUNDAY BUSINESS POST | INTERVIEW

  Herself, Her Way: Clare Dunne started off with an impromptu spoken word performance at her uncle’s 60th birthday party. Just two years later, she’s...
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• 16
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

  Sure Look It, Fuck It: A day in the life of a returning emigrant ‘What am I doing with my life? Is there a way I can be zany and mad in a positive...
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• 16
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH TIMES | LISTING

  This week’s theatre highlights: Sure Look It, Fuck It and The Children: Clare Dunne’s exuberant debut, and a challenging moral puzzle at the Gate...
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• 16
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | INTERVIEW

  'There was an era of Irish theatre that was like an episode of Mad Men':Playwright Sonya Kelly talks to Maggie Armstrong about the gender imbalance...
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• 16
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  The Children: A radioactive love triangle provides food for thought: Lucy Kirkwood's nuclear-disaster play premiered at The Royal Court in London...
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• 16
  MAR
  2019

  IRISH EXAMINER | REVIEW

  Theatre review: The Country Girls at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin: Edna O’Brien’s The Country Girls lives in the public imagination foremost as one...
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