Irish theatre came out blazing this week, proving that gender equality is ‘not hard to do, if you want to’
Writer Phillip McMahon and director Rachel O’Riordan on making a play inspired by a hidden community of gay priests
Druid premieres two original works while a new company take their maiden voyage with Foyle’s Punt
Review: seeing four elder gents in tight-fitting jumpsuits impersonating robot aloofness was a powerfully human moment
Review: The gags that sustain the show are the racial differences between jackeens and culchies
The ‘big, sweaty’ Dublin nightclub is successful because it ‘doesn’t have notions’
Huge rise in number of women employed was sparked by Waking the Feminists movement
Leading theatres, festivals and groups sign up to policy to increase female involvement
Australian new circus troupe Gravity & Other Myths is coming to Galway International Arts Festival
Joxer Daly gets a solo show and promenade plays in the Botanic Gardens
Paul Howard’s musical tells story of a Kerry woman following her dream of working in VHI
‘Furniture’, Sonya Kelly’s new play for Druid, is a wickedly smart relationship comedy
Broadway star Kelli O’Hara on women in theatre, the pay gap, and returning to ‘The King and I’
Obituary: Stephen Swift was ‘an outstanding example of how to live’
Ulysses in the Abbey; Fred and Alice in the Viking Theatre, Clontarf
Review: A new multiple-role-play comedy features so many characters it’s a wonder it didn’t think to give one to its protagonist
The common theme at the Sunbeam Bingo Hall and Sirius Arts Centre performances was personal identity
The Snapper has been brought to the stage. But, with the benefit of hindsight, what can the stage bring to The Snapper?
James Joyce’s daughter Lucia was a remarkable dancer – something that has been buried in her troubled history
Elias Canetti’s play presents a world where everyone knows the age at which they’ll die
This gruelling adaptation of Louise O’Neill’s novel is alarming for good reason
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