Sally Denver Matthews – Smock Alley – First Fortnight Festival – Review First Fortnight Festival 2019 Run is now finished – ended January 5th – Main Space We meet Sally looking a […]
Sally Denver Matthews – Smock Alley – First Fortnight Festival – Review First Fortnight Festival 2019 Run is now finished – ended January 5th – Main Space We meet Sally looking a […]
The Scourge – Civic Theatre – Review by Frank L. The Scourge – written and performed by Michelle Dooley Mahon From 3-5 January, 2019 Mahon has adapted her debut book “Scourged” to […]
Thirst (and other bits of Flann) – Abbey (Peacock) – Review Abbey Theatre presents Agro Grimace – Thirst (and other bits of Flann) 18 December – 5 January – On the Peacock […]
How to Catch a Star – The Ark – Review by Lesley-Ann Whelan, Dublin 5th December-30th December Branar Teatar do Phaisti return to the Ark with their adaptation of Irish author Oliver […]
Bolstoff – Smock Alley – Review BOLSTOFF: A Modern Actor’s Introduction to Advanced Contemporary Performance 14 + 15 Dec Wicker Socks Facebook Page Who was the mysterious Bolstoff and what can we […]
Come From Away – Abbey Theatre – Review by Paddy McGovern The Abbey Theatre in a Co-Production with Junkyard Dog Productions and Smith & Brant Theatricals – Until 19th January Production will […]
Northern Lights – Theatre Upstairs – Review by Frank L. Northern Lights written by Stephen Jones Lloyd (Stephen Jones) is a karaoke enthusiast who has a small apartment overlooking the Liffey. He […]
Iphigenia In Splott – Smock Alley – Review Reality: Check. Productions 3 – 15 Dec | 8pm | Boys’ School Effie (Iphigenia) is a young woman from Cork and she knows exactly […]
Dinner in Mulberry Street – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review by Frank L. Adapted by James Ford from the short story by Fitz-James O’Brien From December 03 – 22, 2018 Photos by […]
The Signalman – New Theatre – Review The Signalman by Charles Dickens, adapted by Jane McCarthy presented by The New Theatre & WitchWork Theatre Company Until Dec 15th 2018 A signalman hears […]
Theatre in Dublin this Week – 04-12-18 Despite Panto season, there’s more than a few new productions around Dublin this week! The Signalman opens at the New Theatre, along with Iphigenia In […]
Alice – Lyric Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown Until January 5th It has been a busy year for the Lyric Theatre, Belfast, as they have celebrated their 50th anniversary. They end […]
Tuesdays With Morrie – Smock Alley Theatre – Review by Paddy McGovern Until 1st December 2018 An ageing academic, struggling with the onset of Motor Neurone Disease (ALS) and a favourite student […]
Say Nothin’ To No One – Project Arts Centre – Review by Frank L. Until 1st December 2018 #SayNothingToNoOne by TKB aka Thomas Kane Byrne Kian Harris (Thomas Kane Byrne) is a […]
Cloud Study – Smock Alley – Review 21 – 24 Nov | 8pm | 2pm Sat Matinee | Boys’ School This is a new production by John Scott’s Irish Modern Dance Theatre […]
Bah, Humbug! – Lyric Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown By Grimes and McKee Produced by the Lyric Theatre 17 Nov 2018 – 05 Jan 2019 Bah, Humbug!, the Lyric Theatre Belfast’s […]
We Can’t Have Monkeys in the House – New Theatre – Review by Ciara Elizabeth Smyth (Artist-in-Residence 2018) presented by The New Theatre & Artist in Residence Nov 12th – Nov 24th […]
Woman Undone – Project Arts Centre – Review by Frank L. Woman Undone – Brokentalkers with Project Arts Centre, Mermaid Arts Centre and LÓKAL Performing Arts Photos by Fionn McCann Feidlim Cannon […]
Panned – Project Arts Centre – Review by Paddy McGovern Until Nov 17th Caitriona Daly’s play, Panned, at Project Arts Centre takes us into the mind and heart of a young man […]
Asking For It – Abbey Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Landmark Productions and The Everyman in association with the Abbey Theatre and Cork Midsummer Festival – Asking for It 9 – […]
Recovery – Project Arts Centre – Review From 08 – 10 Nov The production starts with a screening of Bruce Springsteen and band playing ‘Dancing in the Dark’ in front of a massive […]
Hero – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review by Frank L. Hero – Written by Ken Rogan Photo by Jeda de Brí Until December 1st, 2018 Hero premiered in early 2017 at Theatre […]
In Vena Cava – O’Reilly Theatre – Review In Vena Cava – Choreograhed and performed by Ella Clarke On the right hand side of the stage there is an elegant tall grey […]
Men At Play – The Complex -Review From Nov. 5th – 10th 2018 The play starts when a man in high heels, makeup and a flamboyant black wig arrives on stage. He […]
The Little Prince – Smock Alley – Review by Frank L. 6 – 10 Nov | 8pm | 3pm on 10 Nov | Boys’ School The Little Prince was published in French […]
The Band – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Nightly 7.30pm until Saturday 10th November except Friday 9th November show 8.30pm. Matiness 2.30pm Wednesday 7th and Saturday 10th November […]
Extremities – New Theatre – Review Extremities by William Mastrosimone – Disappear Here Theatre Company Oct 29th – Nov 10th Marjorie is at home alone in the house she shares with two […]
Double Cross – Peacock Theatre (Abbey) – Review Abbey Theatre and Lyric Theatre, Belfast Production It sounds a little unlikely that two of the most prominent figures in terms of propaganda for […]
Brothers of the Brush – Viking Theatre – Review by Frank L. Brothers of the Brush – Written by Jimmy Murphy Until November 17th Brothers of the Brush was first performed in […]