The Snow Queen review: The Helix panto is still the most fun of any in Dublin
At The Snow Queen, at the Helix, be careful where you sit: the pantomime’s kiss cam will be roaming
Claire Tighe
Little Shop of Horrors review: Bord Gáis Energy Theatre’s first homegrown show is a sure-footed take on the cult musical
Jacqueline Brunton and David O’Reilly star in a production that leans into the campest qualities of Ashman and Menken’s modern fairy tale
Dublin’s biggest theatre is staging its first production. Will its Little Shop of Horrors pull off a coup?
Bord Gáis Energy Theatre normally welcomes West End shows. It’s no small task to mount the venue’s first homegrown production, Alan Menken and Howard Ashman’s comedy-horror musical
‘Think autism’: shops, cinemas and other places where all children are valued
‘It’s not difficult to make autism-friendly arrangements such as having a quiet room and helping children know what to expect’
Spirit of London: ‘Calm is contagious’
If London was unpanicked by Khalid Masood’s attack, it’s because it’s accustomed to terrorism, having endured numerous atrocities before the Islamist threat emerged
Kid's Christmas: Jack and the Beanstalk at The Helix
There is no room for prima donnas and very little space for double entendres and adult-only jokes in this show
Pantomime review: Cinderella at The Helix
Consumpta and Concepta Carcrashian steal the show in this Theatreworx remix
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