ARCHIVE october 2018

Keep up to date with what is happening in the world of theatre in Ireland and abroad.

31
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Men in pieces: Raw displays of vulnerability: After a year in which three well-known Northern actors took their lives, a three-week programme of...
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31
JAN
2018

RTÉ | OPINION

Baboró's Wide Eyes - culture from the crib onwards: Aislinn ÓhEocha is the Executive Artistic Director of Baboró International Arts Festival for...
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31
JAN
2018

THE IRISH NEWS | REVIEW

Excellent Holocaust play Judgement At Nuremberg gave Belfast audience plenty to think about: YOU take your seat and suddenly you're a member of the...
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30
JAN
2018

LONDON THEATRE | INTERVIEW

Andrew Scott interview – ‘I loved Shakespeare as a kid, but I didn’t know why’: Winner of Best Shakespearean Performance at this year’s Critics'...
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30
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

Bullying, demeaning and harassing women: Look Back in Anger at The Gate: John Osborne’s aggressive scourge Jimmy Porter is about to appear in the...
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30
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

Alice Birch and Nina Raine shortlisted for the Susan Smith Blackburn Prize: Alice Birch has been announced as one of three British finalists in the...
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30
JAN
2018

RTÉ | OPINION

Grace Dyas on the ghosts of the Magdalene laundries: Acclaimed theatremaker and activist Grace Dyas writes for Culture about the inspiration...
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30
JAN
2018

BELFAST TELEGRAPH | FEATURE

Fresh criticism of Northern Ireland arts chief for his ‘grant dependency’ remarks: John Edmund, a consultant marketing professional, faced calls to...
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29
JAN
2018

WICKLOW NEWS | INTERVIEW

Whale Theatre in Greystones makes a splash in the world of arts: “Whales are mysterious, mesmerising creatures, that’s what we hope to provide with...
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29
JAN
2018

RTÉ | LISTING

In Praise of Tom Murphy: Tom Murphy's plays such as A Whistle in the Dark, Conversations on a Homecoming, The Gigli Concert, Bailegangaire and The...
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29
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

Has 'Hedda Gabler' a lesson for feminists? Hedda Gabler, Grand Theatre, Wolverhampton and Home, New Theatre, Dublin...
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28
JAN
2018

SUNDAY BUSINESS POST | FEATURE

Riverdance duo plan landmark facility for north inner-city Dublin: The facility would include a theatre, rehearsal space and classrooms, and an...
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28
JAN
2018

THE SUNDAY TIMES | REVIEW

Theatre: Home: “Do you all have your voting papers?” is an unusual question to be asked before the lights dim, but Home, written by Megan O’Malley...
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28
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | INTERVIEW

'Fear just gets in the way' - Derbhle Crotty on her new play and the impact of Waking the Feminists: Derbhle Crotty tells our reporter about...
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28
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

Gold stars all round: Teacher Mr McCafferty cares too much. He goes the extra mile for the kids and it is that extra mile that walks him into...
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27
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | LISTING

The best theatre shows this week: Osborne’s ‘Look back in Anger’ returns to the Gate, and a new work from Mark O’Rowe...
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27
JAN
2018

LIMERICK POST | FEATURE

Canada’s Theatre de la Pire Espece probes the American dream: It is the nature of theatre to be a political forum, be that comedy of manners...
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26
JAN
2018

IRISH FILM BOARD | PRESS RELEASE

Bord Scannán na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) Launches 2018 Slate of Productions...
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26
JAN
2018

THE GUARDIAN | FEATURE

'Humour is ingrained into our DNA': meet the Irish women making TV's best comedies: From Channel 4’s Derry Girls to RTE’s Nowhere Fast, female-led...
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26
JAN
2018

IRISH EXAMINER | REVIEW

Spamalot - BGE Theatre, Dublin: Not everything from the 1970s has aged well and there’s a case that Monty Python’s surreal Oxbridge humour is...
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26
JAN
2018

THE GUARDIAN | FEATURE

A third of theatre workers have been sexually harassed, says poll: Stage newspaper’s survey in wake of Kevin Spacey allegations also reveals 67%...
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26
JAN
2018

EVENING ECHO | INTERVIEW

Being at home in Ireland makes me happy: Tell us about yourself; My name is Ruairí Donovan and I am a choreographer and a curator from Cork...
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25
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Irish Film Board announces major releases for 2018: TV adaptation of George RR Martin’s Nightflyers and Wolfwalkers among highly anticipated...
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25
JAN
2018

RTÉ AREN | INTERVIEW

Something For The Weekend: Clare Dunne's Cultural Picks: Clare Dunne is an actress on the rise, soon to appear in the Gate Theatre's new production...
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25
JAN
2018

RTÉ | INTERVIEW

Arena With Seán Rocks coming up on Wednesday's show: Peter Carey chats about his latest novel "A Long Way From Home", Annabelle Comyn directs "Look...
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25
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

Exclusive: Study reveals extent of harassment in theatre: More than 40% of theatre professionals and students polled by The Stage say they have...
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25
JAN
2018

BBC | FEATURE

Theatre workers reveal sexual harassment: Almost a third of theatre professionals in the UK have been sexually harassed at work, according to...
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25
JAN
2018

INDEPENDENT | FEATURE

Third of theatre workers say they have been sexually harassed at work – poll: The report comes after allegations of harassment and abuse within...
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25
JAN
2018

IRISH EXAMINER | INTERVIEW

A question of taste: Irish-Filipina actress Vanessa: Vanessa Emme is an Irish-Filipina actress currently based in London. She plays Helena Charles...
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24
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Joyce’s ‘Ulysses’: No Dublin, no pubs, no brothels, so German: Joyce's famous work is getting a radical reworking in Berlin by director Sebastian...
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24
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

The European theatre festivals set to expand drama’s horizons in 2018: While the UK is home to a buzzing fringe scene – not to mention the biggest...
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23
JAN
2018

TUAIRISC.IE | FEATURE

‘Náire shaolta’ é an tslí a bhfuil Amharclann na Mainistreach ag caitheamh leis an nGaeilge: Níltear ag caitheamh leis an teanga mar rud atá
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23
JAN
2018

TV3 | FEATURE

'It's a waste' says Dara O Briain, as 35 theatres reported at risk of being lost: The Theatres at Risk Register by the Theatres Trust logs the...
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23
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

Graeae Theatre and Selina Thompson to feature in First World War Centenary season: Works from Graeae Theatre Company and performer Selina Thompson...
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23
JAN
2018

THE GUARDIAN | FEATURE

More than 30 UK theatres at risk of being lost: Theatres Trust’s annual risk register lists 35 buildings that could vanish...
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23
JAN
2018

ENTERTAINMENT.IE | FEATURE

Dates for the stage play of Asking For It have finally been announced: The stage production of Louise O'Neill's bestselling novel Asking For It...
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23
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

Grace Dyas: 'Do nothing until you know exactly what to do': Theatre maker Grace Dyas talks to Kathy Sheridan about speaking out, even when it scares..
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23
JAN
2018

THE JOURNAL | FEATURE

Former Gate director Michael Colgan is suing Village magazine: The magazine carried an editorial which was sharply critical of Colgan in...
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22
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

It's hell, being gay on a cold slate roof: If We Could Get Some More Cocaine I Could Show You I Love You, Project, Dublin, and...
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22
JAN
2018

THE SUNDAY TIMES | FEATURE

Colgan won’t hang in the Gate as portrait commission is axed: The Gate Theatre has dropped plans to commission a portrait of former artistic...
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22
JAN
2018

IRISH EXAMINER | INTERVIEW

Flying the flag for enjoyable theatre in North Cork: CHARLEVILLE-BASED playwright, Katie Holly, took a circuitous route before settling for a...
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22
JAN
2018

BELFAST TELEGRAPH | LISTING

What's on: 11 things to do in Northern Ireland Jan 22-28 - from Blood Brothers to Gilbert and George...
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21
JAN
2018

EXEUNT MAGAZINE | REVIEW

Review: If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You at Project Arts Centre, Dublin: Chris McCormack reviews John O’Donovan’s play...
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21
JAN
2018

SUNDAY INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

Young men on the verge: If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You, Project Theatre...
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21
JAN
2018

SUNDAY BUSINESS POST | REVIEW

Theatre: A human view of two characters on the edge: If We Got Some More Cocaine I Could Show You How I Love You is very much a young man’s play...
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21
JAN
2018

THE SUNDAY TIMES | REVIEW

Theatre: All Honey: "If I pretend I’m happy, people will like me,” sighs Mae (Ashleigh Dorrell). But a problem with All Honey, written by...
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20
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

‘You never know whether a play works until the actors are on the stage’ Mark O’Rowe’s latest play ‘The Approach’ was triggered by three women in...
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20
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | LISTING

The best theatre shows this week: A Dublin Theatre Festival hit transfers to the Abbey while a young company sees if there’s new life in the Dublin...
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19
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | FEATURE

Final curtain for Tivoli Theatre as hotel plan given green light: It is the final curtain for Dublin's Tivoli Theatre as An Bord Pleanála has given...
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19
JAN
2018

BELFAST TELEGRAPH | FEATURE

Watch: Titanic The Musical launches in Belfast ahead of Grand Opera House debut...
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19
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Michael Colgan to sue Village magazine for defamation of character: Michael Colgan to sue Village magazine for defamation of character Former Gate...
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19
JAN
2018

THE HERALD |

Tivoli to be torn down - once graffiti is preserved: Approval has been granted for plans to demolish the Tivoli Theatre in Dublin's Liberties...
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18
JAN
2018

THE IRISH NEWS | REVIEW

Black comedy Borderland 'just like Derry Girls only with better accents': As a new black comedy on the Peace Process opens in Belfast, actors...
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18
JAN
2018

GALWAY ADVERTISER | FEATURE

Arts festival and Druid up for Irish Times Theatre Awards: The Galway International Arts Festival and Druid Theatre Company are strong contenders...
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18
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | STATEMENT

The board of the Gate: full statement: ‘We intend to be open about its findings and act on the recommendations.’...
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18
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Gate asks for ‘forbearance’ during inquiry into possible abuse: Theatre responds to 72 women concerned about inquiry...
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17
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Over 70 theatre women call for Gate inquiry to be replaced: Investigation of conduct of former director Michael Colgan ‘needs trust’ of alleged...
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17
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | LETTER

The statement of over 70 women supporting those who spoke out about Michael Colgan: Actors, writers, directors, producers, designers and stage...
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17
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

Designers campaign to prevent lighting ban that threatens to leave theatres ‘going dark’: Designers including Paule Constable are fighting a...
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17
JAN
2018

CALGARY HERALD | INTERVIEW

High Performance Rodeo: Unconventional Irish show tackles sister's grief: With her show I’m Not Here, Irish theatre artist Doireann Coady is...
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17
JAN
2018

RTÉ | INTERVIEW

Love is the drug - John O'Donovan on his new play: 'When you have no money you get into things you can’t afford to get out of.' Playwright John...
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16
JAN
2018

RTÉ | FEATURE

RTÉ to live stream Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards: RTÉ Culture, in collaboration with RTÉ lyric FM, will be presenting a live stream of this...
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16
JAN
2018

RTÉ ARENA | INTERVIEW

Arena With Seán Rocks coming up on Monday's show: films that look into the heart of the fourth estate, Mark O'Rowe and cast chat about The Approach...
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15
JAN
2018

NEW YORK TIMES | REVIEW

Review: A Fantasy Town Builds a Wall Against Time in ‘Ballyturk’: To that great floating map of unreal estate — the one where you find Shangri-La...
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15
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | LISTING

The best theatre shows this week: From the giddy highs to the worrying lows, or a rooftop to a grave, this week's theatre highlights span the...
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15
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

How did Typhoid Mary get a clean bill of health? Emer O'Kelly finds herself at odds with a theatrical interpretation...
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15
JAN
2018

HOT PRESS | FEATURE

Shortlist Announced For Irish Theatre Awards: After a year of crisis in Irish theatre, the awards set down a marker as the celebration of Irish...
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14
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | REVIEW

The surreal present and a serious past: All Honey, Bewley’s Café Theatre, Dublin, Until Jan 27; Typhoid Mary, Viking Theatre, Dublin, Until Jan 20...
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14
JAN
2018

THE SUNDAY TIMES | REVIEW

Theatre: Save + Quit: Who knew that an Xbox could be a poignant metaphor for grief? In Save + Quit, Joe (Eddie-Joe Robinson) is selling his Xbox...
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13
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | NEWS

The Irish Times Irish Theatre Awards 2018: the nominations: Who’ll be named best actor, actress, production and more? Here are all the shortlists...
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13
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

‘The Irish Times’ Irish Theatre Awards 2018: The view from the judges’ seats: After a year of crisis and new beginnings, the awards lay down a marker.
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13
JAN
2018

MEG.IE | LISTING

The Gate Theatre: Look Back In Anger: Award-winning Irish theatre director Annabelle Comyn takes fresh look at the explosive words of playwright...
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13
JAN
2018

LIMERICK LEADER | FEATURE

New Irish National Opera for concert at Limerick's Lime Tree Theatre: The new Irish National Opera has launched its 2018 programme, which includes...
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12
JAN
2018

GCN | REVIEW

Theatre Review – Beautiful The Carole King musical, ‘Beautiful’ has a kind of self-empowerment and heart you wouldn’t find in most jukebox shows...
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12
JAN
2018

NEW YORK TIMES | LISTING

5 Shows to See if You’re in New York in Januar: It’s a new year, which means it’s time to shed stale habits and blinkered perceptions. The New York...
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12
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

GPO celebrates its 200th anniversary with performance and stamp: Dublin’s most famous historical building is also the world’s oldest working post...
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12
JAN
2018

HOT PRESS | FEATURE

Irish Opera's Fat Lady Sings: The 2018 programme will see seven productions over 38 nights in ten different locations across the country and...
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12
JAN
2018

RTÉ ARENA | FEATURE

Arena With Seán Rocks coming up on Thursday's show: Iggy McGovern mixes poetry and physics in his latest collection "The Eyes of Isaac Newton"...
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12
JAN
2018

HOT PRESS | FEATURE

Irish Opera's Fat Lady Sings: The 2018 programme will see seven productions over 38 nights in ten different locations across the country and in...
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12
JAN
2018

LONDON THEATRE | NEWS

Charlie Murphy and more complete the cast of Aidan Turner-led The Lieutenant of Inishmore: Michael Grandage Company confirms an all Irish cast for...
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11
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

Casting tool to create gender parity in theatre launches in UK: A system to encourage gender parity in theatre and TV casting is being launched in...
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11
JAN
2018

IRISH EXAMINER | INTERVIEW

Question of Taste: Cork actor Conor Lovett: Conor Lovett is an actor from Ballinlough, Cork. He is also joint artistic director (with his wife Judy...
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11
JAN
2018

THE IRISH NEWS | FEATURE

Belfast Children's Festival back for 20th year: THIS year's Belfast Children's Festival (BCF) will take place between Friday March 9 and Wednesday...
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11
JAN
2018

GCN | LISTING

Queer Irish To Watch Out For In 2018: We’re only one month into 2018 and it is already shaping up to be more like 20GAYTEEN...
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10
JAN
2018

STRAIGHT | FEATURE

Dublin Oldschool and I'm Not Here delve into the darker side of Irish life: Dublin is known as one of Europe’s party capitals, a city brimming with...
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10
JAN
2018

THE STAGE | FEATURE

Belfast’s Grand Opera House launches £11m restoration plan:The Grand Opera House in Belfast has launched an £11 million plan to restore the Frank...
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10
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | FEATURE

Hitting the high notes: celebrating Irish opera: A chorus of voices heralded the arrival of the new Irish National Opera (INO) yesterday...
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10
JAN
2018

EXEUNT MAGAZINE | REVIEW

Review: The Friday Night Effect at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin: A propelling thriller with a clear villain: Chris McCormack reviews an interactive...
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09
JAN
2018

GALWAY ADVERTISER | FEATURE

Arts Festival to host world premiere of new opera production: FOLLOWING THE enormous success of The Second Violinist last year, Galway International..
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09
JAN
2018

RTÉ | FEATURE

Confessions of a Sleep Deprived Mother - First Fortnight preview: Writer and performer Gilly O Shea has drawn from the experience of friends and...
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09
JAN
2018

LIMERICK LEADER | FEATURE

Limerick community artist to work with the Abbey Theatre: A SOCIAL care worker and Moyross Community Drama member has become one of the first...
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09
JAN
2018

RTÉ ARENA | INTERVIEW

Arena With Seán Rocks coming up on Monday's show: coming up on Monday's show...Gilly O’Shea explains her one-woman play "Sally Denver Matthews"...
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09
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Irish National Opera launches with a Big Bang! A day of celebration and an opera marathon mark birth of a new approach to opera...
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09
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

Irish National Opera: 'It's live storytelling via multimedia': New Irish opera company, Irish National Opera have launched an ambitious inaugural...
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09
JAN
2018

THE GUARDIAN | REVIEW

Riot review – Dublin drag star leads disparate mix of poetry and politics: Jesus is hit with pool noodles and a stripper throws chips at the crowd...
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09
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

When Peig came to Dublin, where everybody was ‘posh’: The Blasket Island storyteller received visitors in a Dublin hospital 66 years ago...
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08
JAN
2018

IRISH EXAMINER | FEATURE

Time to stop feeling guilty about investing in the arts: The Government’s stated preference is for a thriving arts community, delivering exciting...
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08
JAN
2018

THE JOURNAL | FEATURE

Ireland's mental health festival is underway - here's what's happening: THE NINTH ANNUAL First Fortnight – Ireland’s mental health festival – kicked..
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08
JAN
2018

HOT PRESS | FEATURE

Multi-Award-Winning Production Comes To The Abbey Theatre: After its sell-out success at 2016 Dublin Theatre Festival, critical acclaim and Best...
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08
JAN
2018

SUNDAY BUSINESS POST | LISTING

Theatre: Coming attractions for 2018: Male playwrights still dominate most of the advance schedules that have been released for 2018 (with the Abbey..
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07
JAN
2018

THE SUNDAY TIMES | LISTING

Hot tickets in 2018: Jurassic World on screen, Aidan Turner on stage, Rattle in concert and le Carré on TV — our critics pick the biggest hits of...
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07
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | INTERVIEW

A sense of not belonging: As Ivo van Hove, one of the world's most sought-after directors, prepares to bring a stripped-back Hedda Gabler to Dublin...
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06
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

A new Berlin audience embraces its lost theatre past: Berlin Letter: Major revival of forgotten Weimar-era operetta is proving...
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06
JAN
2018

THE MUSIC | REVIEW

RIOT (Panti Bliss, Sydney Festival): RIOT is, quite simply, a fabulous spectacle. Veteran Irish drag queen Panti Bliss has gathered together a crew...
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06
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | FEATURE

50 people to watch in 2018: We’ve scanned the land for the hottest young talent making waves in the worlds of business, fashion, food, sport...
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06
JAN
2018

IRISH CENTRAL | NEWS

1st Irish theater festival lights up January in New York City: Let's hear it for Origin Theatre Company. For ten years now they have successfully...
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05
JAN
2018

RTÉ | INTERVIEW

Introducing the Irish National Opera - something in the aria: On the eve of inaugural concert and debut production, Fergus Sheil, the Artistic...
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05
JAN
2018

PLAYBILL | LISTING

19 Shows to See Off-Broadway in January: Tara Finney Productions’ 20th anniversary staging of Enda Walsh’s breakthrough play Disco Pigs arrives...
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05
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | LISTING

The best theatre shows this week: First Fortnight festival: Festival promoting mental health awareness returns with performances of comedy, audience..
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05
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | LISTING

Images of the Year - Arts Our favourite pictures from arts events in 2017...
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04
JAN
2018

THE GUARDIAN | FEATURE

Vicky Featherstone named most influential person in British theatre: Royal Court artistic director takes top spot in league table after swift...
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04
JAN
2018

EXEUNT MAGAZINE | REVIEW

Review: Lunatic, There I Go at the Civic Theatre, Dublin: You need a rest: Chris McCormack reviews a new play about Hanna Greally, a woman wrongly...
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04
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | INTERVIEW

Samuel Beckett's famous novel nobody heard of: Conor Lovett and partner Judy Hegarty will bring two Beckett shows to Irish audiences...
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03
JAN
2018

RTÉ | INTERVIEW

First Fortnight - changing attitudes towards our mental health: To talk about what to do when things get too real, JP Swaine joined Ryan Tubridy...
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03
JAN
2018

BROADWAY WORLD | LISTING

High Art Meets Trash Culture in RIOT: RIOT, the award-winning Irish theatrical extravaganza that mixes high art and trash culture, will have its...
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03
JAN
2018

IRISH TIMES | REVIEW

Review: The Sound of Music is a refreshing reminder of its theatrical origins: Irish stars Lucy O’Byrne and Celine Byrne shine in the iconic story...
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03
JAN
2018

RTÉ | FEATURE

Arena With Seán Rocks coming up on Tuesday's show: in the centenary year of Ireland's granting women the right to vote, today we look at how female...
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02
JAN
2018

THE TIMES | FEATURE

Arts Council refuses to hand over papers on Colgan ‘attack’: The Arts Council is withholding information about Michael Colgan’s behaviour from...
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02
JAN
2018

THE DAILY EDGE | LISTING

50 Irish women who absolutely killed it in 2017: The women we’ve selected are athletes, activists, artists, entrepreneurs, actors, writers, chefs...
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01
JAN
2018

THE TIMES | FEATURE

Arts Council took a year to act on Michael Colgan ‘attack: The Arts Council failed to take formal action over Michael Colgan for more than a year...
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01
JAN
2018

IRISH INDEPENDENT | FEATURE

Dramatic flights of fancy to lift us all - the most hotly anticipated productions of 2018: Emer O'Kelly looks ahead to some of the most hotly...
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