Ross O’Carroll-Kelly – Postcards from the Ledge – Gaiety Theatre – Review by Patrick Viale Moving on a decade, Paul Howard’s latest excursion into the world of his alter ego, Ross O’Carroll-Kelly, […]
Ross O’Carroll-Kelly – Postcards from the Ledge – Gaiety Theatre – Review by Patrick Viale Moving on a decade, Paul Howard’s latest excursion into the world of his alter ego, Ross O’Carroll-Kelly, […]
Win Tickets to Romeo & Juliet – Gaiety Theatre – 16/11/17 Ballet Ireland presents Romeo & Juliet – Irish Tour We have 3 pairs of tickets to give away for Romeo & […]
What Put the Blood – Peacock Stage @ Abbey Theatre – Review 25 October – 4 November 2017 Photography by Patrick Redmond The initial image of ‘What Put the Blood’ is quite […]
This Isn’t My Desk – Smock Alley – Review by Paddy McGovern This Isn’t My Desk (#globalfuturism) At Large Theatre Company 24 – 28 Oct | 8pm | Main Space Kate Cosgrave’s […]
Síofra O’Meara of Kill the Cat Productions, writer and performer of This Looks Bad (Axis Theatre, Ballymun, Thurs 26th to Fri 27th 8pm) talks to Nomoreworkhorse. Full Details on the Axis Website […]
Theatre in Dublin this Week – 24-10-17 A few new ones with the latest instalment of Ross O’Carroll Kelly ‘Postcards from the Ledge’ at the Gaiety, What Put the Blood at the […]
La Marie Vison – Smock Alley – Review Until Oct 21st We meet Marie (Conor Duffy) when ‘she’ is taking a bath. Her man-servant (Kieran Smyth) is there to shave her legs […]
Theatre in Dublin this Week – 17-10-17 The Dublin Theatre Festival is now sadly over for another year. What did you make of it all? I thought it was a good one, […]
We had the chance to ask Oonagh Murphy some questions about the new production of Tribes at the Gate Theatre. Oonagh is also involved in activism and recently won the Jo Cox […]
Josephine K and the Algorithms – Peacock (Abbey Theatre) – Review Duration: 50 minutes Production Images by Ros Kavanagh Part of the Dublin Theatre Festival Runs until October 21st Josephine K wakes one […]
Fruits of Labor – Samuel Beckett Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review Miet Warlop, Belgium | Oct 13-15 This production opens in almost complete darkness other than a spotlight trained on […]
Wind Resistance – Pavilion Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Pia Maltri Karine Polwart and Royal Lyceum Theatre Company, UK Wind Resistance | Pavilion | Oct 12-14 “We live in a […]
Endings – Project Arts Centre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review Project Arts Centre (Space Upstairs) | Oct 12-14 – Tamara Saulwick, Australia Find out more about Endings here. This is a […]
King of the Castle – Gaiety Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review Druid, Ireland – King of the Castle | Gaiety Theatre | Oct 11-15 The play is set on a farm in […]
King Lear – Mill Theatre – Review by Keith Thompson Performance Times 10am, 1.30pm Evening Performances at 7.30pm: Thursday 12th October Wednesday 25th October Thursday 26th October Stop me if this sounds […]
Miss Saigon – Bord Gais Energy Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Grand Canal Square, Docklands, Dublin 2 October 4th to November 17th at 7.30pm nightly. Matinee performances […]
Her Voice | Samuel Beckett Theatre | Oct 10-11 | Inspired by Samuel Beckett’s Happy Days The lifework of Makoto Sato and Keiko Takeya Happy Days was written by Beckett and first […]
Theatre in Dublin this Week – 10-10-17 The Dublin Theatre Festival is now in its final week! It’s now or never, people. The big events of the week include Josephine K and […]
Ulysses – Abbey Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review Until Oct 28th. This version of Ulysses was adapted for the stage by Dermot Bolger. The text reduces the massive volume into […]
The Second Violinist – O’Reilly Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Pia Maltri Until Oct 8th – Photos by Patrick Redmond Review originally presented on The Side Balcony The Second Violinist, […]
Tribes – Gate Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Emily Elphinstone Until 11th November Part of the Dublin Theatre Festival Following the spectacular The Great Gatsby was always going to […]
Venus and Adonis – Civic Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Frank L. Royal Shakespeare Company in association with Little Angel Theatre, UK Until Oct 7th Venus and Adonis written […]
Theatre in Dublin this Week – 3-10-17 The Dublin Theatre Festival is in full swing. You really should be making the most of it! Lots to see and do. Woyzeck in Winter […]
Class – New Theatre – Dublin Theatre Festival – Review by Paddy McGovern Class at The New Theatre, Essex St. East – Until 14th Oct A schoolroom during a meeting between parents […]
Nora – Project Arts Centre – DTF Review The Corn Exchange, Ireland – Sept 27-Oct 8 by Belinda McKeon in collaboration with Annie Ryan This play is set in the near future, […]
Shout! The Mod Musical – The Viking Theatre – Review by David Minogue Until Oct 14th Shout! The Mod Musical originated as an off–Broadway show and was created by Phillip George and David […]
The Suppliant Woman – Gaiety Theatre – DTF Review The original version of this text was written by Greek playwright Aeschylus about 2,500 years ago. This is the first part of a […]
Radio Rosario – axis:Ballymun – DTF – Review Sept 28-29 “If love is losing, what are you going to do? Start hating just so you can be on the winning side?” This […]
this is a room …. – Project Arts Centre – DTF – Review by Paddy McGovern Until Oct 1st Dylan Coburn-Gray’s this is a room … taps directly into the concerns of […]