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• 21
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH EXAMINER | REVIEW

  The Hunger: Appeals to God and for pity in this clash of two linguistic worlds: The Hunger is billed as an opera, but its composer, Donnacha...
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• 21
  AUG
  2019

  THE STAGE | REVIEW

  The Examination review at Gilded Balloon Teviot, Edinburgh – ‘superbly slippery piece of theatre’: Prisons these days are just like holiday camps...
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• 21
  AUG
  2019

  THE STAGE | OBITUARY

  Obituary: Karl Shiels – ‘a master of site-specific theatre and a dynamic champion of new writing’: Few figures made so charismatic or immediate an...
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• 20
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | INTERVIEW

  ‘We want a Pride flag in every club’ - GAA plays taking centre stage at Dublin Fringe Festival: Vickey Curtis’s love of the GAA began on the...
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• 18
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

  Malachy McCourt: ‘Frank wouldn’t be happy unless he was miserable’ Angela’s Ashes returns to Dublin in September. What’s it like to see your...
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• 16
  AUG
  2019

  THE GUARDIAN | INTERVIEW

  'I felt like a spy infiltrating the IRA' – the hurling player who exposed his sport Tim Jonze Edinburgh festival 2019 Timmy Creed quit the tough...
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• 15
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

  Much Ado About Nothing, St Kieran’s College, Kilkenny: Shakespeare in the open is a breath of fresh air: We don’t often get to see this ­particular...
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• 14
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  Much Ado about Nothing review: Booze, subversion and anxiety: Rough Magic’s outdoor Kilkenny staging imagines a wildly out-of-hand...
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• 13
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH INDEPENDENT | INTERVIEW

  Irish actress who dropped out of midwifery cast as midwife delivering Sharon Curley's baby in The Snapper: Lauren Larkin will also play Sharon's...
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• 12
  AUG
  2019

  IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

  The Big Chapel X review: A story of schism brings a community together: This huge adaptation of Thomas Kilroy’s novel is both an impassioned...
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• 12
  AUG
  2019

  THE GUARDIAN | REVIEW

  The Patient Gloria review – shrinks take the rap in waywardly funny drama: Male psychotherapists feel the heat in pantomimic telling of a true...
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• 11
  AUG
  2019

  THE TIMES | INTERVIEW

  Iarla Ó Lionáird: Why I gave my voice to an opera about the Great Famine: The sean-nos singer on turning a tragedy into an uplifting experience in...
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