Collapsing Horse’s new show pits high tech against low as they tread the water boards
Kneehigh’s shipshape, fleet production comes closer to home at the Galway International Arts Festival
‘Eclipsed’ tackled abuse in laundries in 1992. The original cast are set to read it at Galway
Sex and violins from Enda Walsh and Donnacha Dennehy, and Limerick’s own Les Mis
Mark O’Rowe’s unloved and long unpublished play has finally returned from the dark. Perhaps it might have stayed there
Woyzeck and Schubert meet in a lambent, music-hall spectacle
Culture Shock: The Gate’s ‘Great Gatsby’ immerses the audience in alcohol, and not just in the play
At a bleak time to live in London, the Globe artistic director decided to base her farewell season around love
The audience joins in the decadence in the Gate Theatre’s thrillingly immersive production
Designed to include members of the audience, the Gate Theatre’s adaptation of F Scott Fitzgerald’s novel begins at the door
The Galway Arts Festival celebrates its 40th anniversary with an ambitious, wide-ranging programme
Roddy Doyle’s series finds skilful new shape in the Abbey’s pub-crawling two-hander
Dubliner’s latest role sees her take on the part of Frank McCourt’s put-upon mother
The ‘Mock the Week’ host on Irishness, Britishness and life as the voice of reason
If the nation does not come to the theatre, the theatre must go out to the nation
Dublin festival is now seeking a new artistic director and a new general manager
ThisIsPopBaby brings its cabaret, club culture and GAA aerial dance to Vicar Street
The Terry Wogan statue in Limerick is a case of a good artist producing bad art
The songs in this adaptation are curiously conventional for an unconventional piece
The actors occasionally get into physical fights with one another or get knocked unconscious by malfunctioning props
Caryl Churchill’s short, brutal play is brilliantly realised
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