After seeing more than 130 shows, the judges have made 60 nominations in 15 categories
Controversial co-productions boost national theatre’s tally
Writing ‘Calendar Girls’ took Take That star way outside his musical comfort zone
It’s not just in Ireland that questions of how a national theatre should reflect a country’s identity are being asked
Cultural professions are characterised by low pay, poor conditions and precarious work, according to new research.
Ireland sends out its impoverished artists with a fanfare of glitter and we return home to poverty
Opinion: Neil Murray and Graham McLaren have got a lot right, writes Declan Gorman
Kate Stanley Brennan revives her solo show while Theatre Upstairs brings its pitch-dark sensibilities to the stage
A three-day showcase of new work by northern artists highlights the work of a grant from the Paul Hamlyn Foundation
The challenge is to honour his writing. When the cast find the rhythm, the work sings
Directors apologise to Fiach Mac Conghail for ‘distress’ caused by €1.4m deficit claim
The comedian and actor on his pet hates and staying with the real Basil Fawlty
National theatre addresses letter detailing ‘deep concern’ from theatre professionals
Short contracts: Actors Jane Brennan and Frank McCusker on the effect of the theatre’s new strategy
Over 300 actors and directors are dismayed by its new strategy. The Abbey has come out fighting
National theatre’s new policy sees pay ‘fall 25%’ and overall employment ‘dry up’
Mike Garson, one of David Bowie’s key collaborators, recalls the highs, lows, fights and laughs
One woman reflects on caring for her mother; two long estranged friends deal with grief
The National Theatre’s outward-looking director has had to contend with an increasingly inward-looking Britain
The Tivoli’s Snow White, and Gaeity’s Snow Queen are fabulously reworked classics
‘Thirst (and Other Bits of Flann)’ draws from ‘The Dalkey Archive’ and other stories
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