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• 17
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Times | Review

  X’ntigone review: Contemporary spin on Greek tragedy loses its way: Murphy’s script is alive to recent politics but shift into our own era is not...
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• 16
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Times | Review

  The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe: Beautifully realised fantasy Review: Adaptation of CS Lewis classic as relevant as ever...
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• 16
  Mar
  2022

  The Galway Advertiser | Feature

  Virginia Woolf’s To the Lighthouse at the Town Hall: Acclaimed stage version has been adapted by Marina Carr and stars Derbhle Crotty...
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• 15
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Times | Review

  Halcyon Days: Spark of life in a nursing home: Barry McGovern and Una Crawford O’Brien bring energy and authenticity to Deirdre Kinahan’s subtle...
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• 15
  Mar
  2022

  The Derry Journal | Feature

  Comedian Julie Jay set to play Waterside Theatre:The writer and comedian from Co.Kerry will perform at the Waterside Theatre on Friday April 8...
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• 15
  Mar
  2022

  The Galway Advertiser | Feature

  Free screening of Sonya Kelly’s Once Upon a Bridge: Play will be on Druid’s YouTube channel from Wednesday March 16 to Friday 18...
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• 12
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Independent | Feature

  ‘After the first matinée of Alice in Funderland, staff at the Abbey were surprised to be clearing up empty Dutch Gold cans in the front row’: For...
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• 12
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Independent | Review

  Carmen review: Opera’s ‘gateway drug’ still gives a kick in lush and lavish staging: Running to three hours and 30 minutes with two intervals...
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• 10
  Mar
  2022

  The Galway Advertiser | Feature

  Fibín welcomes you to Baile Beag Mór: A world premiere to open Fíbín’s first season in residence in An Taibhdhearc...
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• 07
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Times | Feature

  Art in its infancy: The baby as creative consultant: Anna Newell’s work draws on neuroscience and empathy of working with very...
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• 06
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Independent | Review

  Three is almost a crowd in Jennifer Johnston’s all-island identity triptych: It’s unusual, to say the least, to see a play south of the border in...
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• 04
  Mar
  2022

  The Irish Times | Review

  Sh*t: This hard-hitting play is profane but not profound: Review: The play’s vulgarity becomes less logical during some unsettling scenes...
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