Singer, with his charming between song interludes, overcomes lacklustre opening to Dublin gig

Rhian Teasdale is a captivating performer, with an uncanny ability to look as though she’s dancing around her bedroom

George Fitzmaurice’s one-act comedy from 1913 is clearly a passion project for Conall Morrison, who is directing it at Bewley’s Cafe Theatre. It can be hard to see why

CMAT opens Capaldi’s show with gorgeous, glittering, country-inflected pop songs

I can see echoes of Catalan education in my new Irish lessons conducted over a few pints

At Cork Midsummer Festival 2026, the Said the Dead writer brings visitors into the former Our Lady’s Psychiatric Hospital

Cork Midsummer Festival 2026: Deirdre Kinahan’s play follows an Irishman whose enlistment in the British army begins a life of loneliness and suffering

Cork Midsummer Festival 2026: Áine Ní Laoghaire’s one-woman show portrays the shifting role of women through their rise in house music

The shamanic visionary continues to reinvent his back catalogue through haunting duets and a prowling, punky spirit

On record, the musician’s recent material can feel too keen to radiate positivity. Live, however, the songs are infectiously fun

Just like Botox, the AI experience is frictionless, without a single wrinkle or jagged edge

For The Whiteheaded Boy, at the Abbey, theatre director Ryan is drawing on the anarchic spirit of her Chicago past

The Australian contemporary circus troupe are on their way to Cork Midsummer Festival. What’s it like to be on the road 300 days a year?

Doja Cat proves herself a magnetic performer, dancing almost nonstop in Dublin’s 3Arena

Theatre: Neill Fleming evokes real fear in Stewart Roche’s intricate, intellectually daring tale for our confused and troubling times