Angela’s Ashes – The Musical – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Lisa Jewell Photos by Patrick Redmond Angela’s Ashes – The Musical runs at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, Dublin, […]

The Water Orchard – Project Arts Centre – Review Collapsing Horse and Project Arts Centre present The Water Orchard Until 29 July 2017 7.30pm Noelle and Addison are two grown up children, […]

Bash – Players Theatre – Review by Keith Thompson Bash by Neil La Bute @ Players Theatre until 29 July Originally published in 1995, bash has been unsettling audiences for more than […]

Red Pill – Theatre Upstairs – Review by Frank L. Written and performed by Liam Hallahan Hallahan has already shown an ability to craft an inventive script in his “Liam Hallahan buries […]

The Great Gatsby – Gate Theatre – Review Until 16th September, 2017 Have you heard the story of Jay Gatbsy? We are introduced to the world of Gatsby through the eyes of […]

Absolute Beginners – New Theatre – Review by Keith Thompson Absolute Beginners @ The New Theatre til 22nd July, 7.30PM Carrie is angry. Ewan is anxious. They both need help. With Absolute […]

Funny Girl – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Bord Gais Energy theatre, Grand Canal dock, Dublin 2 Runs until July 15th. 7.30pm nightly and matinees Thursday 13th and […]

Two Pints – Abbey Theatre (On Tour) – Review by Frank L. Written by Roddy Doyle Photo by Ros Kavanagh Until August 5th Last night in the Foxhound Inn in Kilbarrack “Two […]

Interview with Liam Hallahan – Red Pill – Theatre Upstairs We had the chance to talk to Liam Hallahan ahead of the opening of Red Pill at Theatre Upstairs. It is a […]

100 More Like These: The Story of the San Patricios – Viking Theatre – Review by Frank L. Written by Larry O’Loughlin Adapted & Performed by Stephen Jones Until July 15th This […]

My Name is Rachel Corrie – New Theatre – Review Until July 8th Rachel Corrie was born in Washington in 1979. She was a free spirit, a girl who had no idea […]

Once The Musical – Olympia Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Olympia theatre, Dame Street, Dublin 2 Runs until August 26th Evening shows – doors 7pm, show 8pm Matinee shows – doors […]

The David Fragments – Samuel Beckett Theatre – Review by Frank L. The David Fragments – After Bertolt Brecht The genesis of this theatrical performance is important to assimilate. The director and […]

True Pirates Never Die – Smock Alley – Review by P McGovern 26 Jun – 1 Jul | 7:30pm | Main Space The Gaiety School of Acting’s graduate show at Smock Alley […]

Eden – Smock Alley – Review by Frank L. Eden written by Eugene O’Brien – Production by Little Shadow Theatre Company + Unravel Productions Until July 1st In 2001, Eden was first […]

Futureproof – Project Arts Centre – Review by P McGovern Lynda Radley’s Futureproof – until 01 July 2017 @ 7.30pm A huge, forbidding-looking gate, topped with barbed wire, dominates the otherwise empty […]

Room – Abbey Theatre – Review by Patrick Viale Until July 22nd Following the hugely successful film version of Emma Donoghue’s 2010 novel, Room, which won an Oscar for best actress for […]

The Play That Goes Wrong – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Grand Canal Quay, Grand Canal Dock, Dublin 2 June 26th to July 1sty […]

To Hell in a Handbag at Bewleys Café Theatre – Review by P McGovern Until July 22nd at 1pm Forget the Hell bit of the title; this show isn’t a gloomy, philosophical […]

Wonderland – Bord Gáis Theatre – Review 19 Jun 2017 – 24 Jun 2017 Alice has just had the worst day imaginable. She was fired from her job in a travel agency […]

Roald Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach – Mill Theatre – Review by Edward Melvin Adapted by David Wood, Directed by Geoff O’Keeffe dlr Mill Theatre, Dundrum Town Centre, June 17th – […]

The Ladykillers – Lyric Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown Graham Linehan is the master of the one set sit-com, from Father Ted to Black Books, and his adaptation of William Rose’s […]

No’s Knife – Abbey Theatre – Review by P. McGovern Until Saturday, 17 June 2017 on the Abbey Stage No’s Knife is adapted by its performer/co-director Lisa Dwan from Samuel Beckett’s Texts […]

Evita – Bord Gais Theatre – Review by Pia Maltri Until 17 Jun 2017 Eva Perón’s story lends itself quite naturally to a musical of operatic quality such as those by Andrew […]

Cyclops – New Theatre – Review Cyclops by Peter Reid, adapted from Ulysses by James Joyce Until Jun 24th @ 7.30pm – Duration: 70 minutes The year is 1904 and the setting […]

Minding Frankie – Gaiety Theatre – Review by Fran Winston June 6th – June 17th 7.30pm nightly. Matinee Saturday June 10th 2.30pm – Tickets €25-€37 Adapted for the stage by Shay Linehan, […]

Dubliners Women (from Joyce’s Dubliners) – Bewley’s Café Theatre – Review by P. McGovern Until June 17th Bloomsday Festival – until June 17th There is a feeling about this production that all […]

Stones in his Pockets – Smock Alley Theatre – Review by P. McGovern Until – 10 Jun | 7:30pm Celebrating its 21st birthday this year, Marie Jones’s Stones in his Pockets has […]