Marie Mullen

Clare Dunne’s exuberant debut, and a challenging moral puzzle at the Gate

Seán McGinley, Marie Mullen and Ger Ryan dazzle in Lucy Kirkwood’s play

‘The Children’ brings Marie Mullen and her husband on stage together for first time in 27 years

The challenge is to honour his writing. When the cast find the rhythm, the work sings

National theatre’s new policy sees pay ‘fall 25%’ and overall employment ‘dry up’

Confirmation of resignation of John Crumlish follows Druid’s withdrawal of flagship production

Loss of planned project with writer Colm Tóibín for Inis Meáin a significant blow

Garry Hynes’s production is like a horror show seen through a haze of laughing gas

The singer on her favourite gadget, and why she loves Maeve Higgins and Caravaggio

Over 600, including big cross-section from theatre and arts , attend humanist service

The late playwright’s friends, colleagues and admirers remember the man and his work

Marina Carr’s bleak topical tragedy is like the fresh jolt of a recurring nightmare

In Conversation: actors Peter Coonan and Marie Mullen

A tragedy born of greedy matchmaking, a hesitant love affair barely whispered from the rooftop, and the situation of two work colleagues who wake up together in bomb shelter

New Aosdána Saoi described as the ‘great playwright of the emigrant’