Losses widen at Abbey Theatre even as revenue increases
New accounts show losses rose by 17%
New accounts show losses rose by 17%
Stars take part in reading of Sam Shepard’s play Ages of the Moon for Irish national theatre’s Love at First Sight season
Winifred Mabel Letts was a groundbreaking female author who wrote across literary forms and genres throughout the first three-quarters of the 20th century. Her work and legacy merit greater attention
Irish actor Kate Gilmore has taken on what might be her greatest challenge yet: performing alone on stage in Disco Pigs, creator Enda Walsh’s experimental new play at the Peacock Theatre in Dublin
Buscemi and Quinn will read Sam Shepard’s Ages of the Moon at the Irish national theatre in Dublin this weekend
Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: Kate Gilmore is impressive as a vulnerable young woman, but parts of the staging overwhelm her character
Plus: Dublin New Year’s Eve celebrations to be split in two across traditional city lines; Phil Hogan’s exclusive Brussels club; and the new plan for Terenure Synagogue
Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: The thorns and snares of lust and envy are forces to be reckoned with in Caitríona McLaughlin’s reimagining
Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: Shane Daniel Byrne’s swirling new stand-up show riffs on the milestones of his first year as a full-time comic
Eighteen things we have learned or should not forget about governance failures, foot-dragging and bungling at the national theatre
Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: Janet Moran cannily sets post-Eighth Amendment comedy in English abortion clinic
Seventy-five productions, 520 performances, 29 venues: we offer a taster of what’s on offer
Directors acknowledge ‘acceptance of the past, of gaps in governance, to correct course and make changes’
Independent review by Crowe Ireland also finds ‘significant failure’ in record keeping
Epic museum exhibition showcases mutual struggles of both countries as they gained independence
Department of Arts says Arts Council has primary governance responsibility for the Abbey Theatre
Governance report still not released by national theatre, while chairwoman’s term is set to end in weeks
The decision comes in the wake of a long-running but as yet unresolved series of controversies over finances, culture and governance
Actor Tierra Porter came to Ireland in 2019 from Georgia, in the US. Her expectations were wildly different from the reality of living in Dublin
The events that have unfolded over the past five years at the national theatre raise obvious parallels with the RTÉ debacle
Annabelle Comyn stages professional rendering of well-made play in which affluent Dublin couple are challenged by arrival of two visitors
The national theatre will stage no in-house productions between late July and late September
The Young Offenders star’s busy schedule continues with the Abbey Theatre production of Elizabeth Kuti’s The Sugar Wife
Theatre: More than any other factor, the catharsis he is seeking onstage is an attempt to process trauma that he feels stems from an insecure attachment at home
Theatre: Purists may grind away a tooth or two, but Hilary Fannin’s adaptation will leave few audience members bored
Last year the former Irish Times columnist’s work on her new play, for Rough Magic and the Abbey, was interrupted by a double cancer diagnosis
The topic is not on the school curriculum, but a new education programme on Ireland’s culture of concealment aims to change that
Glenroe cast members gather with family and friends to mark passing of Irish actor with music, poetry and stories
Theatre: Nuala Ní Dhomhnaill’s translation of the tragedy by Aeschylus finds parallels with Irish history but sometimes succumbs to information overload
Playwright and activist Rosaleen McDonagh says: ‘The far-right stuff is on my doorstep...I didn’t think people would be burning buildings and blocking libraries. That scares the living daylights out of me’
Theatre: Aisling O’Sullivan, Marie Mullen, Anna Healy, Nick Dunning, Zara Devlin and Patrick Martins star in a bravura production that shouldn’t work but mostly does
Turning a script into a finished show is hugely complex. We spend a day at the National Theatre to see Audrey or Sorrow come together
The Oscar-tipped star of American Fiction was steeped in storytelling as a child. But he also puts his success down to an Irish theatre director
Digital mischief in elections is not only imaginable but eminently achievable
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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