Zinc review: One man’s unusual history becomes a left-field meditation on identity and language
Dublin Theatre Festival 2026: Ben Kidd and Bush Moukarzel direct a multinational, plurilingual cast in their adaptation of David Van Reybrouck’s book
Timmy Creed
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Infinity review: Five stars for this Cork Arts Theatre staging of Hannah Moscovitch’s funny, obliquely mischievous play
Julie Kelleher directs Timmy Creed, Martha Dunlea and Bláithín Mac Gabhann in the first of Cork Arts Theatre’s Re:Directing productions
Outdoors is the future of live performance, and it’s time to get it right
Imagine a cello recital in a handball alley or a play at a local GAA pitch
Borderless art: Belfast festival’s Richard Wakely prefers frictionless collaborations
If Brexit deadline holds, Belfast International Arts Festival will begin in the EU and end beyond it
‘I felt like a spy infiltrating the IRA’: The hurler who exposed his sport
Timmy Creed quit disillusioned, then returned to tackle hurling’s ‘toxic masculinity’
Lovers review: Friel sorts the winners from the losers
The poetry remains intact in this revival of Brian Friel’s 1967 drama
Review: Looking for Work
The anti-style of Martin Sharry’s severely minimal new play takes a hatchet to both bourgeois conformity and representational theatre. But does it work?
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Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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