The Water Orchard: Project Arts
The play imagines a world where water is produced in orchards. The plot is played out in two parts, the
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‘Room’ – An Abbey Theater Production
Adaptations are a funny thing – no matter what medium you’re moving from, or to. Stage adaptations are stranger
The Watchmaker at Olympia Theatre
The Watchmaker promises a dance spectacle amalgamating two very different forms of dance – contemporary street dance and classical ballet.
Private Peaceful at Pavillion Theatre
There are so many complex things that make the First World uniquely terrible, compared to the other great catastrophes of
Running With Dinosaurs at the New Theatre
Nadine Flynn accurately encapsulates the harsh realities and the genuine people of inner city Dublin in her outstanding play Running
Will It Fit In The Van at The Complex Theatre
You have to give credit where it’s due. It’s not an easy task transforming a junkie’s torture chamber into the
A Life in the Theatre
A modern retelling of a theatrical classic, James McNulty has given a unique twist to a play that is already
The Effect at The Project Arts
The Effect is Lucy Prebble’s much-lauded neurological romance presented for the first time on an Irish stage by the theatre
Review: Precious Metal and Night Wandering
Having attended Lear, and not having been fully convinced by the piece, Precious Metal melted my previous expectations and forged a new admiration for the work being done with Irish Modern Dance Theatre.
Lear at Samuel Beckett Theatre
Valda Setterfield features as the titular role in John Scott’s Lear, a performer who boasts a slew of impressive credentials