Kearns Maree

What happens to the foot soldiers in the half-life of the peace process?

Is this depiction of one man’s crisis in faith something we can believe in?

Nineteenth-century New England comes closer to home in Corn Exchange’s austerely beautiful production of Eugene O’Neill’s tragedy

Thirty years after its debut, Frank McGuinness’s play is back on the production line

Zoe’s Play, The Ark, Dublin