Interview with Brian Brannigan – A Lazarus Soul – Part 2 No More Workhorse sat down with Brian Brannigan of A Lazarus Soul to talk about their forthcoming Vicar Street show and […]
Interview with Brian Brannigan – A Lazarus Soul – Part 2 No More Workhorse sat down with Brian Brannigan of A Lazarus Soul to talk about their forthcoming Vicar Street show and […]
Four Mothers – Film Review by Frank L. Director – Darren Thornton Writers – Colin Thornton, Darren Thornton Stars – James McArdle, Fionnula Flanagan, Dearbhla Molloy Edward (James McArdle) is a gay […]
Restless – Film Review by Hugh Maguire Director – Jed Hart Writer – Jed Hart Stars – Declan Adamson, Denzel Baidoo, Ben Crowe, Lyndsey Marshal While the title refers to the mental […]
Album of the Week – 28/03/25 There is so much new music this week, it was hard to pick our favourite! Honestly, an embarrassment of riches with the likes of Destroyer (Dan’s […]
Novocaine – Film Review by Fran Winston Directed by: Dan Berk, Robert Olsen Starring: Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder, Ray Nicholson, Betty Gabriel, Matt Walsh, Jacob Batalon In cinemas March 28 Nathan Caine […]
Ivy – New Theatre – Review by Frank L Ivy – Written and Performed by Helen McGrath The concept of a home is central to Ivy’s existence. It dominates her thoughts. She […]
Mark Eitzel – Whelans – Live Review – 26/03/25 by Killian Laher Whelans was busy for Mark Eitzel’s first visit to Dublin in eight years. With his most successful material now well […]
Interview with Brian Brannigan – A Lazarus Soul – Part 1 by Killian Laher No More Workhorse sat down with Brian Brannigan of A Lazarus Soul to talk about their forthcoming Vicar […]
Album of the Week – 21/03/25 We declare this week a good one! Well, for new music at least, we’re not commenting on global politics which is a bit of a mess […]
Japanese Breakfast – For Melancholy Brunettes (& Sad Women) – Album Review by Cathy Brown Michelle Zauner, the creative force behind Japanese Breakfast, has never been one to shy away from the […]
When Autumn Falls – Film Review by Hugh Maguire When Fall Is Coming – Original title: Quand vient l’automne Réalisation – François Ozon Scénario – François Ozon, Philippe Piazzo Casting principal – […]
Snow White – Film Review by Brian Merriman Directed by Marc Webb Written by Erin Cressida Wilson based on the original work by Jacob and Wilhelm Grimm Starring Rachel Zegler, Emilia Faucher, […]
The Horrors – Night Life – Album Review By Killian Laher After a lengthy period of silence, the Horrors are now reemerging with their first album in 8 years, having lost a […]
Album of the Week – 14/03/25 For our album of the week this week, we’ve gone for an old friend in the form of Kristin Hersh and her band Throwing Muses. Their […]
Begin Anywhere – Project Arts Centre – Review John Scott’s Irish Modern Dance Theatre Present BEGIN ANYWHERE Dates: 11 – 15 March Photos by Nir Arieli This production includes several separate pieces. […]
Macbeth – Smock Alley – Review by Frank L 11 – 15 Mar 2025 @ 7:30pm 13 Mar @ 1pm, 15 Mar @ 2:30pm Main Space Volta Theatre Company is a new […]
Cock – Smock Alley – Review 4 – 8 Mar 2025 @ 8pm Sat 8 @ 3pm – Boys’ School – Smock Alley Cock tells the story of John (Séan Mc Manus), […]
Album of the Week – 07/03/25 This week sees new releases from the likes of Will Stratton (Points of Origin), Bob Mould (Here We Go Crazy) and Frog Eyes (The Open Up) […]
Marching Powder – Film Review by Brian Merriman Written and directed by Director Nick Love Starring Stephanie Leonidas, Danny Dyer, Calum MacNab, Geoff Bell, Music by Alfie Godfrey Danny Dyer, the quintessential […]
On Falling – Film Review by Hugh Maguire Director – Laura Carreira Writer – Laura Carreira Stars – Joana Santos, Inês Vaz, Piotr Sikora The subject and narrative of this film are […]
Bob Mould – Here We Go Crazy – Album Review by Killian Laher This release is the first new album in five years from Bob Mould. It has been described by the […]
King Lear – Gate Theatre – Review Photos by Ross Kavanagh Dates – 21st Feb until 27th April When King Lear (Conleth Hill) utters the immortal line ‘Nothing will come of nothing: […]
MILK – Abbey Theatre – Review The Abbey Theatre presents a Khashabi Theatre / Palestine production MILK مِلْك Dates – 20 February – 1 March 2025 By Bashar Murkus and Khulood Basel […]
Album of the Week – 21/02/25 If you’re looking for new sounds, you’ve come to the right place! Some great new albums this week with the likes of Abdomen (Yes, I Don’t […]
September Says – Film Review by Brian Merriman Written and directed by Ariane Labed Based on the novel Sisters by Daisy Johnson Starring Mia Tharia as July, Rakhee Thakrar as Sheela, and introduces Pascale Kann as September. Think of the childhood game […]
Did I Ever Tell Ya – Viking Theatre – Review by Frank L. Did I Ever Tell Ya – written by David Gilna Monday 17 February – Saturday 1 March 2025 20:00 […]
Tim Hecker – Shards – Album Review by Killian Laher Tim Hecker is one of the finest composers of ambient music. After multiple albums, he is releasing a collection of pieces written […]
Album of the Week – 14/02/25 There’s a new album from The Delines, a band that includes the talents of Willy Vlautin who has been focusing more on novels in recent times. […]
Heart Eyes – Film Review Director – Josh Ruben Writers – Phillip Murphy, Christopher Landon, Michael Kennedy Stars – Alex Walker, Lauren O’Hara, Latham Gaines If you were to think of unlikely […]