Endgame review: Druid’s exquisite production brings a lightness of step to Beckett’s indestructible tragicomedy
Galway International Arts Festival 2024: Garry Hynes directs Rory Nolan, Aaron Monaghan, Marie Mullen and Bosco Hogan
Galway International Arts Festival 2024: Garry Hynes directs Rory Nolan, Aaron Monaghan, Marie Mullen and Bosco Hogan
Galway International Arts Festival 2024: For Druid’s Endgame, Aaron Monaghan and Rory Nolan are immersed in Beckett. It’s surpringly enjoyable, they say
TV review: The Irish-Belgian-Canadian drama is Irish stew with moules-frites and maple syrup
Theatre review: In Sonya Kelly’s new play, commonplace hostilities can alter lives forever
Pantomimes and family shows have gone online – or even switched to a drive-in format
A Japanese mentor helped to inspire Conor Hanratty’s online short play War Paint
The Sex Education actor talks about her Irish roots and her Anglo-French upbringing
The theatre director’s new show, Leaving, is a powerful departure for the returned emigre
Garry Hynes directs The Cherry Orchard, a play she says that’s still of the moment
Conall Morrison’s new play blends 18th-century wit’s biography with his bibliography
US playwright Brian Watkins takes inspiration from Joyce’s The Dead for his latest work, Epiphany
Livin’ Dred seems dutiful to rather than inspired by Mark Doherty’s comic look at stifling tradition
Emmet Kirwan stars in the revival of Mark Doherty’s 2004 play; Tintown explores how idealism can be corrupted by thirst for blood and illiberalism
In Clare Monnelly’s debut play, a misspelling spins her protagonist into a life of petty crime, but it’s the play’s subtle borrowings and light references that really steal the show
Clare Monnelly pivots through a range of characters in this revival of her artful debut
From Dublin's St Patrick’s Festival to Kilkenny Tradfest and a Co Wicklow slime lab
There was nothing wrong with the New Music Dublin Festival – just its name
Look out for ‘Rapids’, about life with HIV by Shaun Dunne, and the Abbey’s 24-hour plays
After seeing more than 130 shows, the judges have made 60 nominations in 15 categories
‘Thirst (and Other Bits of Flann)’ draws from ‘The Dalkey Archive’ and other stories
This directorless sampling of Flann O’Brien ends up looking like an actors’ lock-in
Year in Culture Review: Feelings of rage, injustice, grief and – hopefully – healing pervaded theatre
Garry Hynes’s production is like a horror show seen through a haze of laughing gas
For director Garry Hynes, the desire to portray this tortured king goes back years
Shelter review: History repeats itself in Cristin Kehoe’s admirably understated drama set in modern Dublin
The award-winning author and playwright on Tommy Tiernan, Austin Texas, and why we need podcasts
Druid’s unmissable Waiting for Godot embarks on national and international tour, while Antarctic adventurer Ernest Shackleton is back in Blue Raincoat’s intrepid production
Here's our recommendations for what to see over the next few weeks
The 1983 prison break gets a responsible treatment but it's most effective as a prison break yarn
A lonely life is subsumed into this collaboration between Donnacha Dennehy and Enda Walsh
Dublin International Piano Festival, opera at the Galway Arts Festival and 37th Chamber Music Festival in Castletownshend
Syrian conflict and mother and baby homes among political themes in the two events
Galway International Arts Festival marks its 40th birthday with biggest ever line-up
Druid actor Rory Nolan takes his comedy seriously - which may explain his impressive ability when it comes to theatre, and to trolling his fellow cast members
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices