Beyond the Pale – Grace Jones Confirmed If you weren’t convinced after hearing about Hot Chip and Leftfield, this might tip you over the edge! Yes, Grace Jones will be making an […]
Beyond the Pale – Grace Jones Confirmed
Naughty or Nice Season – Lighthouse Cinema
Naughty or Nice Season – Lighthouse Cinema The Naughty Or Nice Season is just about to kick off at the Lighthouse Cinema. Along with the usual Yuletide Favourites (Home Alone, Love Actually, […]
The Last Return – Gate Theatre – Review
The Last Return – Gate Theatre – Review by Gearóid O’Byrne Druid – The Last Return – by Sonya Kelly Venue – Gate Theatre Preview(s) – 13 Oct Date(s): Runs until Saturday, […]
BROS – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
BROS – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Brian Merriman Romeo Castelucci – BROS Venue: O’Reilly Theatre, Belvedere College Dates: 14-15 Oct. 7.30pm I hadn’t been in the O’Reilly theatre for years. […]
Short of Lying – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
Short of Lying – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Brian Merriman LUANDA CASELLA/NTGENT, BRAZIL AND BELGIUM – Short of Lying – Luanda Casella Venue: Project Arts Centre (Space Upstairs) – Date(s): […]
Animals – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
Animals – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review Louise White Performance, Ireland Venue: Samuel Beckett Theatre Preview(s): 5 Oct Date(s): 5 Oct. 7.30pm, 6-7 Oct. 7.30pm, 8 Oct. 2.30pm & 7.30pm, 9 Oct. […]
Window A World – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
Window A World – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Frank L. Choy-Ping Clarke-Ng 吳彩萍 – WINDOW A WORLD Venue: Dublin Theatre Festival Box Office Preview(s): 5 Oct Date(s): 5-8 Oct 8pm, […]
G.O.D. (Good.Orderly.Direction.) – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
G.O.D. (Good.Orderly.Direction.) – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Frank L. Bitter Like A Lemon in association with Axis Ballymun, Ireland – G.O.D. (Good.Orderly.Direction.) – by Lee Coffey Venue: Axis, Ballymun Date(s): […]
Lost Lear – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
Lost Lear – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review Venue: Project Arts Centre (Cube) Date(s): 28-29 Sept. 7.45pm30 Sept. 7.45pm, 4-7 Oct. 7.45pm1 & 8 Oct, 2.45pm & 7.45pm2 Oct. 2.45pm At the […]
The Blackwater Lightship – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review
The Blackwater Lightship – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Gearóid O’Byrne Venue: Gaiety Theatre Until Oct 2nd Based on Colm Tóibín’s Booker-nominated novel of the same name and adapted by David […]
How To Be A Dancer… – Gate Theatre – Review
How To Be A Dancer in Seventy-two Thousand Easy Lessons – Gate Theatre – Review by Frank L. Runs until Saturday, October 8th 2022 The title of this piece gives an indication […]
Q&A with Dan Colley – Lost Lear – Dublin Theatre Festival
Q&A with Dan Colley – Lost Lear – Dublin Theatre Festival Lost Lear – 26th September – 9th October, Project Arts Centre Mermaid Arts Centre – 13th – 15th October I think […]
Òwe – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review
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Remnant Ecologies – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review
Remnant Ecologies – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review by Frank L. Performances: 21 – 25 September – 20:00 – 22:30,various times, €12 €40 for groups of 4 Children under two go free […]
Minimal Human Contact – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review
Minimal Human Contact – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review by Fran Winston Performances: 22 & 23 September – 18:30, €16/€14 Other Performances: 21 September, 20:45, 24 September, 13:00 – €16/€14 Venue: Smock […]
The Perfect Immigrant – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review
The Perfect Immigrant – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review Performances: 13 – 17 September – 20:30, €15/€13 Venue: The New Theatre As the lights go out in the New Theatre, we hear […]
“Where Ye From?” – Growler – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review
“Where Ye From?” – Growler – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review Performances: 10 – 14 September @ 20:30, €15/ €13 Venue: Dublin Castle – Chapel Royal Find out more about Growler here. […]
Wake – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review
Wake – Dublin Fringe Festival – Review PERFORMANCES: 10, 13 – 15 September @ 19:30, €15/€30/€45 OTHER PERFORMANCES: 16 & 17 September 19:00, 21:30, €15/€30/€45 VENUE: National Stadium Dublin The Dublin Fringe […]
Q&A with Alma Kelliher – Wake – Dublin Fringe Festival
Q&A with Alma Kelliher – Wake – Dublin Fringe Festival WAKE premieres at the National Stadium, as part of the Dublin Fringe Festival, Sep 8 – 17 We got the chance to […]
Edinburgh Fringe Festival Reviews #6
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Dublin Comic Con – Review
Dublin Comic Con – Review by Fran Winston Convention Centre Dublin 1. August 6th and 7th 2022 After an absence of two years, Dublin Comic Con made a triumphant return in April […]
Dublin Theatre Festival 2022
Dublin Theatre Festival 2022 by Frank L Sept 29-Oct 16, 2022 It is good to be able to state that this year’s festival will run from 29th September to 16th October subject, […]
Bohemian Environmental Justice Film Festival (BEFF)
Bohemian Environmental Justice Film Festival (BEFF) by Killian Laher Football and cinema have often been uncomfortable bedfellows. Far too much Bend It Like Beckham and Goal and not enough Damned United, until […]
All Together Now – Preview
All Together Now – Preview “Only 10 days until we welcome you all back to All Together Now festival at the beautiful Curraghmore Estate. With record temperatures across the country this weekend, […]
Continuous Patterns – IMMA Summer Party
Continuous Patterns – IMMA Summer Party July 15th and 16th – Kilmainham If you are looking for a no-hassle music festival this weekend, well look no further! With the weather forecast looking […]
The Black Phone – Film Review
The Black Phone – Film Review by Fran Winston Directed by: Scott Derrickson Starring: Mason Thames, Madeleine McGraw, Jeremy Davies, James Ransone, Ethan Hawke Previews on June 18th In cinemas from June […]
Body & Soul – 18/06/22 – Review
Body & Soul – 18/06/22 – Review Day two of a festival is always the hump day, so to speak! You wake up and regardless of how good you were the night […]
Body & Soul – 17/06/22 – Review
Body & Soul – 17/06/22 – Review They arrived en masse, wearing designer clothes and smelling of perfume and expensive cologne. Yes, it can only go one way from here! Day one […]
Culture @ Body & Soul 2022
Culture @ Body & Soul 2022 Often at festivals, the thing that really lasts with you are the unusual, off-beat talks and performances that are more than your typical 45-minute music set! […]
No More Workhorse 