Actor Ingrid Craigie on who would play her in a biopic: ‘Oh no, another part I’m not going to get!’
Craigie is performing in Lovesong at the Gate Theatre in Dublin
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Lovesong review: An up-and-down marriage that goes to the very end
Theatre: The excellently paired Zara Devlin and Naoise Dunbar star in the Gate production of Abi Morgan’s absorbing play
Lovesong writer Abi Morgan: ‘I feel incredibly grateful to be here. It’s nearly seven years since Jacob collapsed’
Abi Morgan’s enduring play, which is opening at Dublin's Gate Theatre, tracks the ebb and flow of a long marriage
Dancing at Lughnasa review: Gate’s triumphant, breathtakingly beautiful revival deserves groaning houses
Theatre: Caroline Byrne’s production, featuring Zara Devlin, Peter Gowen and Ruth McGill, makes both dream and reverie of Brian Friel’s indestructible play
Audrey or Sorrow review: Marina Carr daringly wraps Gothic comedy around a harrowing core
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
Cloakroom: A gorgeous slice of adolescence about to blossom into new possibilities
Galway International Arts Festival 2023: Zara Devlin provides the voice for a ballroom attendant in Enda Walsh’s latest Rooms installation
Ann Lovett would be 55 now. This film about her awful death is a brave, at times daring tribute
Ciaran Creagh’s Ann is an undeniably sincere and considered effort to pay homage to a generation of misused women and girls
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The New York Times went to see Sing Street, the musical. Here’s what it thought
Brenock O’Connor and Zara Devlin star in the new stage version of the hit Irish film
Hecuba review: Perspective and psychology brought to an ancient tale
Dublin Theatre Festival: In Marina Carr’s version of Hecuba, the scale of tragedy is made rivetingly intimate
Faded Southern belles and pumped-up kicks: this week’s theatre highlights
The revival of Tennessee Williams’s 1944 family drama The Glass Menagerie seems smaller than life, but Abbie Spallen’s 2006 monologue play Pumpgirl has a full tank of wit
The Glass Menagerie review: A handsome but muted new production
The Gate’s staging tones down the wilder curlicues of Tennessee Williams’s play
The Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards: all this year’s nominees
After seeing more than 130 shows, the judges have made 60 nominations in 15 categories
Sympathy for the devil: how DruidShakespeare got to the soul of Richard III
For director Garry Hynes, the desire to portray this tortured king goes back years
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