Anna Karenina is an age old tragedy that’s a must see at the Abbey
If you have escaped Christmas Day relatively unscathed or are still in a familial war zone, Tolstoy’s masterpiece Anna Karenina
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Reviews
New play Waving not Drowning helping to raise awareness of mental health issues
By Grainne McCool About a year ago, three people were having a coffee in the theatre, discussing new projects and
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New Jersey Hip Hop act Dalek storm a cosy Dublin venue
By Brendan Callaghan The experimental hip-hop outfit Dälek formed in New Jersey way back in the mid ’90s and they
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Danny Brown at the Academy Review
By Brendan Callaghan Last Monday saw the visit to Dublin of one of hip-hops most exuberant, imaginative and individual voices
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Nocturnal Animals – Review
By Brendan Callaghan There’s a moment in Tom Ford’s remarkable new release Nocturnal Animals when, shifting suddenly between the two
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Halloween trick or treat? Ouija Origin of Evil review
By Brendan Callaghan Opening in cinemas this week just in time for Halloween is the latest addition to the ‘Ouija’
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Review – Death Grips at The Academy
By Brendan Callaghan Death Grips’ last and only gig in Ireland was in Whelan’s way back in April of 2013.
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Every Brilliant Thing is a genius play that makes us all remember suicide isn’t a taboo
By Laura Lynott Suicide in Ireland is so often a subject we don’t wish to discuss – and certainly not
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Review – The Seagull at Gaiety Theatre
By Laura Lynott The Seagull is a story most can relate to – one of yearning for a love that
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Will the Budget take account of the cost on human lives today?
By Caitriona McMahon Today the Irish Government are announcing the Budget for 2017. No doubt the news channels will be
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