TV PICKS OF THE WEEK By Lisa Jewell Our top three picks for your telly watching this week. Film – Gravity Wednesday 15 March, 9.35pm, RTE1 Sandra Bullock and George Clooney star […]
TV Picks of the Week – 13-03-17
Personal Shopper – Film Review
Personal Shopper – Film Review Directed by Olivier Assayas Starring Kristen Stewart, Lars Eidinger, Nora von Waldstätten Review by David Turpin After offering a singular take on backstage melodrama in 2014’s Clouds […]
Golf Lexapro EP – Review
Golf Lexapro EP – Review by Killian Laher Golf Lexapro is the recording name for New Yorker James Rainis. This debut EP contains slightly ‘off’, nonchalant guitar songs, very reminiscent of Pavement. […]
The Humours of Bandon – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review
The Humours of Bandon – Bewley’s Cafe Theatre – Review March 06 – 25, 2017 – Time: 1pm (doors at 12.50pm) Winner of the Bewley’s Little Gem Award at Dublin Fringe 2016 […]
Dublin Event Guide (13-3-17 – 19-3-17)
The main festival this week is obviously the St. Patrick’s Festival 2017 (16 Mar – 19 Mar) but there’s also a tasty sounding one in the Dublin Bay Prawn Festival 2017 (17 […]
Interview with Katie Laffan – Young Blood – The Beats and Voices of Our Generation – NCH – 18-03-2017
Interview with Katie Laffan – Young Blood – NCH – 18-03-2017 Young Blood – The Beats and Voices of Our Generation – National Concert Hall – 18-03-2017 Featuring – Abby Oliveira, Colm […]
Sir Was – Digging A Tunnel – Album Review
Sir Was – Digging A Tunnel – Album Review Digging A Tunnel on March 10th via City Slang Sir Was is the work of one man; Joel Wästber. He’s based in Gothenburg, […]
Brontë – Smock Alley – Review
Brontë – Smock Alley – Review by Frank L. Written by Polly Teale Smock Alley Theatre, 6th – 11th March @ 7:30pm DLR Mill Theatre, Dundrum, 16th – 18th March 8pm (Matinee Saturday 18th @ 1:30pm) The […]
Win Tickets for Young Blood: The Beats and Voices of Our Generation – National Concert Hall
We have two tickets to give away to one lucky winner to Young Blood: The Beats and Voices of Our Generation at the National Concert Hall on March 18th. This is part […]
Rolling Blackouts C. F. – French Press EP – Review
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – French Press EP – Review by Killian Laher Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are an Australian band with a rather unwieldy name and their new EP will help […]
Kong: Skull Island – Review
Kong: Skull Island – Review by Emily Elphinstone Director: Jordan Vogt-Roberts Writers: Dan Gilroy (screenplay), Max Borenstein (screenplay) Stars: Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, Brie Larson The big screen, and 3D in […]
Interview with MC MuRli – Rusangano Family – Young Blood – 18-03-2017
Interview with MC MuRli – Rusangano Family – Young Blood – NCH – 18-03-2017 Young Blood At the National Concert Hall – 18-03-2017 20:00 Featuring – Abby Oliveira, Colm Keegan, Felispeaks, Hare […]
The Wedding Singer – Bord Gais Theatre – Review
The Wedding Singer – Bord Gais Theatre – Review by Fran Winston Runs until March 11th 7.30pm nightly except Friday March 10th with shows at 5pm and 8.30pm. Matinee shows Wednesday 8th […]
Dancer – Film Review
Dancer – Film Review by Emily Elphinstone Director: Steven Cantor Stars: Jade Hale-Christofi, Sergei Polunin Ballet is not an art form which one might associate with rebels; but that is just what […]
RM Hubbert – Recovery EP1 – Review
RM Hubbert – Recovery EP1 – Review by Killian Laher Scottish guitarist RM Hubbert recently revealed he has been struggling with chronic depression for the last year. As part of his recovery […]
Q&A with Director Jordan Vogt-Roberts – Kong: Skull Island
Jordan Vogt-Roberts is the director of Kong: Skull Island, the latest blockbuster to hit our screens. This Q&A discusses working with the cast, including Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L Jackson and John Goodman. […]
Elle – Film Review
Elle – Film Review by Emily Elphinstone Director: Paul Verhoeven Writers: David Birke (screenplay), Philippe Djian (novel) Stars: Isabelle Huppert, Laurent Lafitte, Anne Consigny Never one to shy away from challenging films, […]
High Plains – Cinderland – Album Review
High Plains – Cinderland – Album Review by Killian Laher High Plains is a collaboration between Scott Morgan, best known as Loscil, and cello player Mark Bridges, so expect A-grade ambient moods. […]
Interview with Louise O’Meara & Katie McCann – Brontë at Smock Alley
Interview with Louise O’Meara & Katie McCann – Producers of Brontë at Smock Alley We had the chance to talk to Louise and Katie about their new production Brontë which is runs […]
TV Picks of the Week – 06-03-17
TV PICKS OF THE WEEK By Lisa Jewell Whether you’re staying in or setting the DVR, we’ve your top cultural TV picks for the week ahead. Documentary – Killing for Love Tuesday […]
Win tickets to the Jameson Bow St Sessions – March 16th at The Academy
Win a pair of tickets to the Jameson Bow St Sessions on March 16th at The Academy The next Jameson Bow St Sessions sees Nathaniel Rateliff and the Night Sweats take to […]
Dublin Event Guide (6-3-17 – 12-3-17)
Two new Festivals this week, one being the Spectrum Festival, which is billed as “Creative Music for Curious Ears”. Could you ask for more? The other is the Silk Road Film Festival […]
Irish Times Theatre Awards Winners
Irish Times Theatre Awards Winners – 2016 It’s the biggest show in town (for theatre at least). A night where the great and the good gather to celebrate the best in theatre! […]
Emma Pollock / RM Hubbert – Workmans Club – Gig Review – 03-03-17
Emma Pollock / RM Hubbert live at The Workmans Club, Dublin Dolittle presents Chemikal Underground’s Emma Pollack and RM Hubbert Friday March 3rd – Review by Killian Laher Emma Pollock, formerly of […]
Nivelli’s War – Lyric Theatre – Review
Nivelli’s War – Lyric Theatre – Review by Cathy Brown Until 19 Mar The Lyric Theatre and Cahoots NI have joined forces to create an impressive and timely revival of Nivelli’s War, […]
Cast Iron – Peter May – Audible Book Review
Cast Iron – Peter May – Audible Book Review by Pat V. Cast Iron is the sixth and final novel by Scottish crime writer, Peter May, featuring his forensic scientist sleuth, Enzo […]
Julien Baker – Sprained Ankle – Album Review
Julien Baker – Sprained Ankle – Album Review As you listen to the opening track on the new album by Julien Baker, the first thing you notice is the intimacy of the […]
Ledwidge – The New Theatre – Review
Ledwidge – The New Theatre – Review by M Quinn Ledwidge by Gerard Humphreys The New Theatre – Feb 27th – Mar 11th Francis Edward Ledwidge is widely known as a poet […]
Carmen – Bord Gáis Energy Theatre – Review
Carmen – Bord Gáis Energy Theatre – Review by Pia Maltri Until March 5th. Carmen, on at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre from the 1st to the 5th of March, is produced […]
No More Workhorse 