A ‘radio play within a play’ production; and an annual tradition at the Lyric in Belfast
Comedian coming to Dublin with Douglas, the follow-up to her groundbreaking show Nanette
Artist Emily Aoibheann constantly feels the need to push herself into new ways of expressing her ideas
While there is a subtlety in Tóbín’s text of this reimagined Antigone, Lisa Dwan’s stentorian performance conveys more thunder than thought
Marvellous Sarah Morris and Stephen Jones feature in Class
The young singer from Dundalk is building a thriving international career on opera, orchestra and recital stages across the world
Conor Mitchell on his new political theatre piece inspired by Iris Robinson’s comments on homosexuality
Lisa Dwan and Colm Tóibín rework Antigone by giving voice to overshadowed sister Ismene
Late poet and playwright was a storyteller who used his own silence to listen
Theatre highlight: Joanne Ryan’s comic solo show looks at a universal dilemma
Lisa Dwan and Colm Tóibín discuss working together on 'Pale Sister' a new piece of theatre based on the story of Antigone
The choreographer equally at home tackling toxic masculinity and female empowerment
Short + Sweet Dublin’s Karoline O’Sullivan on bringing the renowned Sydney festival home
Belfast International Arts Festival: Hiroaki Umeda’s opening double bill showcased his belief in dance as the heart of a multisensory experience
Baboró arts festival in Galway will bring 14 theatre companies to perform for children
Dublin Theatre Festival: The backstage view becomes a way of seeing the world in Tiago Rodrigues’ elegant piece of metatheatre
Dublin Theatre Festival: This perfectly paced production for ages eight and up retells the Irish folk tale for a new audience
Dublin Theatre Festival: Raquel André has, to date, gathered together 245 strangers to manufacture and document the illusion of intimacy. Where will it all end?
Prima ballerina Irina Kolesnikova talks about the life’s training behind her Irish shows
Dublin Theatre Festival: A wry, wounded Travis Alabanza confronts transphobia
Louis O’Neill’s Asking for It is revived for the Gaiety, while Playboy crosses the Border
Festival Productions is the team behind the annual Christmas musical at the National Concert Hall, and this year it's the family favourite, Oliver!
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