French actor, nicknamed Bébel, was one of country’s biggest stars in 1960s and 1970s

If sector was funded to level of European norm there would be no need for allowances

Sound Off: Do I really believe that my absolutely essential complete blackout is worth endangering the lives of the audience?

Director Patrick Mason on getting to the heart of Mozart’s ‘The Marriage of Figaro’, Irish National Opera’s new production

Obituary: Jeanne Moreau, actor, born January 23rd, 1928; died July 31st, 2017

Irish cement manufacturer faces opposition from residents fearing environmental impact

Dublin Theatre Festival: Shakespeare’s comedy of transformation and desire meets the raucous energy of an outdoor music festival in an anarchic production

Here’s six things we learned at Galway’s arts festivals, including some insights from the Abbey Theatre’s new co-director

Like Beckett, Yeats imagined every detail of his plays on the stage. Like Beckett, he has to be done well or not at all. And his ideas are now even more urgent

Simons Stephens’ Sea Wall is built on the awesome power of the unknown, and in Andrew Scott’s mercurial hands it will seduce and destroy you