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This show for children keeps adult meddling to a minimum by keeping them out of the show

It has terrific comic performances, put a number of competing angles bring confusion rather than clarity to this show

This delicate production offers no easy solutions and leaves room for the audience’s own interpretations

Olwen Fouéré’s ‘riverrun’ is a highlight of Dublin Theatre Festival 2013

Gare St Lazare Players take Beckett’s masterpiece away from more earthly concerns. Does Godot need more gravity?

Irish theatre is bursting with energy – but youth is all these artists have in common

This emotionally affecting portrait of a teenage carer uses a single story to tell a devastating broader truth

Exploring nearly 50 years of state censorship, is director Tiago Rodrigues appalled by historic injustice or envious of a time when theatre was dangerous?

If they pay attention, this show will satisfy even the hungriest of audiences

Director Wayne Jordan restores the satirical and human bite to an opera of opulence and economy

There is a simplicity of setting and a purity of concept in this brooding dance show

In this clever and diverting show, the only immediate tangible human input comes from the audience

The Events is complex study of how a mass shooting affects a community and individuals

‘The Threepenny Opera’ began in disaster and grew into a triumph – a new Irish production hopes to burnish its agitprop credentials

The third and final play for Fishamble by Sean McLoughlin has a gathering storm that is simply dispelled

Germinal sets out to build up a world in a black-box space in this razor-sharp production