Come On Home – Peacock Stage (Abbey) – Review 13 July – 4 August 2018 Michael (Billy Carter) has returned home for the first time in twenty years. He left the small […]

Joxer Daly Esq. – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review by Frank L. July 09 – August 04, 2018 – Time: 1pm (doors at 12.50pm) A New Play by Eddie Naughton, starring Phelim […]

Hairspray – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Audrey Devereux July 9th-14th The Bord Gais Energy theatre was alive with an electric pre-show buzz as the young and not so young […]

Punt – New Theatre – Review by Tara Doolan & Pius McGrath Jul 2nd – Jul 14th The play starts with Jack’s earliest memory of placing a bet. He is with his […]

The Snapper – Gate Theatre – Review Until 15th September Photo Credit: Ste Murray At the start of this production, Sharon (Hazel Clifford) walks through the audience, onto the stage and stands […]

Sharon – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review by Frank L. Sharon written by Katie Holly Until July 7th 2018 Sharon (Irene Kelleher) is in her late twenties making her way in Dublin. […]

The Harvest – New Theatre – Review The Harvest by Jane McCarthy – until June 23rd Charlotte (Melissa Nolan) has a troubled past. She has a history of drug and alcohol addiction […]

Flashdance The Musical – Bord Gais Theatre – Review by Fran Winston 11 Jun 2018 – 16 Jun 2018 Tickets from €21 It seems like the only prerequisite to get funding for […]

Lovers: Winners & Losers – Pavilion Theatre – Review by Frank L. by Brian Friel Under the direction of Hilton Edwards, Lovers received its first production in 1967 at the Gate Theatre. […]

Love à la Mode – Smock Alley – Review 4 – 16 June | 7:30pm | Main Space. 2:30pm matinees on Sat/Sun The night begins with the normal announcements of fire exits […]

The Kite Runner – Gaiety Theatre – Review by Frank L Until June 9th 2018 Khaled Hosseini’s best selling 2003 novel charts the story of two boys born in Kabul, Afghanistan in […]

The Rose of Jericho – Theatre Upstairs – Review IRISH PREMIERE – 29 MAY – 9 JUNE 2018 This is the Irish premiere of the Rose of Jericho as it has already appeared at the Edinburgh […]

The Wasp – The Teachers’ Club – Review May 29th – June 2nd, 8pm Matinée Sat. June 2nd, 2pm Heather and Carla haven’t seen each other in a long time. They knew […]

My Son My Son – Project Arts Centre – Review Dates: 23 May – 26 May This is a new play written by Veronica Dyas which is loosely based on ‘The Mother’ […]

Son of a Preacher Man – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Bord Gais Energy Theratre, Grand Canal Square, Dublin 2. Until 26th May at 7.30pm nightly with matinees […]

I See You – Theatre Upstairs – Review by Frank L. Until May 26th 2018 De Bhrún uses the life of Lady Mary Heath as her base story to exemplify how some women […]

Down And Out In Paris And London – New Theatre – Review by George Orwell, Adapted by Phelim Drew Until May 26th Down and Out in Paris and London is the first […]

The Streets are Ours – Smock Alley – Review by Frank L The Streets are Ours – Written by Robert Higgins Fregoli brings another new play to fruition with its production of […]

Michelle & Arlene: Love in Las Vegas – Accidental Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown Until May 12th 2018 Nature abhors a vacuum they say and there is no bigger vacuum at […]

Trainspotting – Olympia Theatre – Review by Keith Thompson ‘Choose life,’ Renton says. ‘Choose a job. Choose a career.’ And all the things that go with it. All the cares, worries and […]