What do we make of US vice-president-elect’s visit to the stage musical Hamilton, and Donald Trump’s Twitter review?
Ballet Ireland assuredly deliver the magic and the movement of Tchaikovsky’s perennial favourite
Honesty may be the worst possible policy in DC Moore’s acrid comedy, given an engaging production by Bewley’s Cafe Theatre
Wilde had to be discreet with his double meanings - In Pan Pan’s arch and fractured riff on his life and work, they try to have him both ways
Hell is surely enduring yet another lifeless stage musical knockoff of a hit film
Gaetano Donizetti’s complicated and gory – and long-overlooked – work gets a fascinating outing
Impressive singing from a versatile cast is supported by a recorded Roger Doyle score
Blue Raincoat takes a nostalgic trip down the rabbit hole of its own history
To mark first anniversary of Waking The Feminists, Gender equality campaigners add 10 points to debate
The Dublin centre has been providing arts for children for more than 20 years
Waking the Feminists slate theatre organisations for below-par gender equality record
The legacy of the Donegal-born poet and performer has been reclaimed in a new book
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