Meredith Monk’s credo is at the heart of John Scott’s dance-based exploration of the physicality of the operatic soprano

Playing in the RTÉCO is no easy task, not least as rumours swirl about its future

Looking out for one another: Stage highlights take dispiriting look at blame, victimhood and apathy in society, and wonder about how to rebuild trust

Irish Modern Dance Theatre’s Bach-inspired ‘Inventions’ premieres at Kilkenny Arts Festival

Junk Ensemble’s new production tells the ‘Lolita’ story from the young girl’s perspective

Show rewards viewers who sit back and observe the whole, rather than glancing around in search of meaning

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

Damn the Circus makes you laugh and gasp, and there’s no doubting the graft in the craft

Fit/Misfit has a social conscience beneath its flinty exterior

Paperdolls' new show is the darker stuff of dreams

The revolution starts with the individual, and Wage is a call to action

Irish roots still show but mood more introspective