TV Picks of the Week – By Lisa Jewell Our top TV picks for the week ahead Documentary – Colombia with Simon Reeve Wednesday 19 April, 10pm, BBC Four Simon Reeve’s travelogues […]
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TV Picks of the Week – By Lisa Jewell Our top TV picks for the week ahead Documentary – Colombia with Simon Reeve Wednesday 19 April, 10pm, BBC Four Simon Reeve’s travelogues […]
Ryley Walker, Whelans, Dublin – Gig Review – 16-04-17 – by Killian Laher A quick return visit by Ryley Walker to Ireland, just under a year since his last. As a vocal […]
Mark Lanegan Band – Gargoyle – Album Review by Killian Laher Mark Lanegan continues his recent, electronica-infused style on his tenth solo album. This time around he has collaborated with English musician […]
Will it Fit in The Van – The Complex – Review 13 April – 15 April The Complex Dublin – 15 Little Green Street, Dublin, Ireland D7 The play starts with two […]
There’s a few new festivals in town this week, which look nice and odd! Live Collision 2017 (19 – 23 Apr 2017) is a festival of how audiences and performers collide! It’s […]
The Game – Project Arts Centre – Review 13 April 2017-14 April 2017 @ 7.30pm The Game by THEATREClub is a performance that aims to shock. It is a production that started […]
Fast & Furious 8 – Film Review (The Fate of the Furious) – Review by Bridget Deevy Director: F. Gary Gray Writers: Chris Morgan, Gary Scott Thompson (based on characters created by) […]
BNQT – Volume 1 – Album Review BNQT – a new indie super-group conceived and led by Eric Pulido of Midlake, will release of their debut album Volume 1 on 28th April […]
The Sense of an Ending – Film Review by Frank L. Director: Ritesh Batra Writers: Julian Barnes (novel), Nick Payne (adaptation) Stars: Jim Broadbent, Charlotte Rampling, Harriet Walter Batra (The Lunchbox) has […]
Interview with Lauren Larkin – The Game – Project Arts Centre Project Artists THEATREclub present The Game (2017) We had the chance to talk to Lauren Larkin, performer and co-creator of The […]
Red – Lyric Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown A co-production by Prime Cut Productions & the Lyric Theatre Written by John Logan 08 – 22 April It is 1958 in New […]
New Music – Ulrika Spacek – Full of Men Something new for you to chew on. See what you think of Ulrika Spacek, a band formed in Berlin and grown in London! […]
The Handmaiden – Film Review by Frank L. Director: Chan-wook Park Writers: Sarah Waters (inspired by the novel “Fingersmith” by), Seo-kyeong Jeong (screenplay) Stars: Min-hee Kim, Jung-woo Ha, Jin-woong Jo The setting […]
The Train – Abbey Theatre – Review by P McGovern Photos by Ros Kavanagh If the coinage of standing ovations has been debased by the way it is often accorded by Dublin […]
Festival of Fools – Belfast – 28 Apr – 1 May – Preview by Cathy Brown As the Belfast Festival of Fools launches its programme for the 14th year, it has never […]
A Life in the Theatre – Smock Alley – Review 3 – 15 Apr | 8pm | Boys’ School The play opens with two men sitting at a make-up table. Robert is […]
TV PICKS OF THE WEEK By Lisa Jewell Make a date or set your DVR for our top telly choices this week Documentary – The Knowledge: The World’s Toughest Taxi Test Wednesday […]
MusicTown 2017 runs until the 17 Apr with lots of unusual events. There’s also the Japanese Film Festival at the Lighthouse Cinema until the 13th. There’s lots of good music on with […]
Lucia Kickham presents ON.PULSE. 06 April 2017-07 April 2017 On.Pulse created by Lucia Kickham It is described as a triple bill of new dance work. The first piece Pulse is a prologue […]
The Jesus and Mary Chain, Academy, Dublin – Review by Killian Laher The Jesus and Mary Chain played their second gig in Dublin inside 3 years. Significantly, this took place in the […]
Samantha Crain – Whelans – Gig Review – 7-04-17 Musictown Festival runs until April 17th. Samantha Crain played the smaller ‘Upstairs’ venue in Whelans last night. Despite the drum kit in the […]
Japanese Film Festival 2017 – Preview The Japanese Film Festival kicked off on Wednesday in the Lighthouse Cinema with a screening of After the Storm and a whole lot of sushi! The […]
H.Grimace – Self Architect – Album Review by Killian Laher Anglo-Australian band H.Grimace arrive fully formed with an accomplished debut album. It kicks off with the title track, which sets the tone, […]
Table 19 – Film Review by Emily Elphinstone Director: Jeffrey Blitz Writers: Jay Duplass (screenplay), Mark Duplass (screenplay) Stars: Anna Kendrick, Lisa Kudrow, Craig Robinson There are infinite possibilities for humour at […]
Yeats Besotted – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review by Frank L. Apr 03 – 22, 2017 | 1pm (doors at 12.50pm) Yeats Besotted – Written and Directed by Cathal Quinn Unrequited love […]
All That We Found Here – New Theatre – Review by Lisa Jewell Runs until 15 April at The New Theatre. Writer/Producer: Donagh Humphreys Director: Sarah Bradley Cast: Toni O’Rourke, Killian Coyle, […]
A Quiet Passion – Film Review Director: Terence Davies Writer: Terence Davies Stars: Cynthia Nixon, Jennifer Ehle, Duncan Duff Reviewed by David Turpin Terence Davies’ A Quiet Passion is a corrective in […]
NOD – Adrian Barnes – Audible Book Review by Pat V. Visions of a post-apocalyptic world have fascinated authors and readers alike for centuries. Whether caused by external forces or some self-destructive […]
Going in Style is released on April 7th and stars Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Alan Arkin. This Q&A is with Ann-Margaret (who plays Annie Santori) and Zach Braff (Director). Going in […]