Bedbound at The New Theatre, Dublin
Pillowtalk’s production must be admired for tackling this particular play, and applauded for executing it with a matching vigour.
Mark Kozelek at Black Box, Belfast
Mark Kozelek demands a lot of the listener but is a vital guitarist and a must see in concert.
Dry The River at The Academy 2
Dry The River are a band to watch over the coming months, with their newest material leaving no doubt about their talent and evolving sound.
Castlepalooza 2011
Everyone there were in great spirits, the food was good, the acts were better and the venue was perfect.
Morrissey at Vicar Street
Atmosphere-wise it was celebratory and euphoric, with Morrissey’s stronger-than-ever vocals towering over everything.
Knockanstockan 2011
The festival offers a fantastic blend of music styling, most frequently a funk-folk and rock blend. It’s unique design clearly the result of lots of hard work by organisers.
Who’s Line is it Anyway? at Vodafone Comedy Festival
A fast-paced, constantly evolving, and achingly funny performance.
Lisa Hannigan at Earagail Arts Festival
Lisa Hannigan played her brand of wispy folk at the Earagail Arts Festival in Donegal.
Misterman at The Blackbox Theatre
Like McCabe’s Butcher Boy, Walsh’s Misterman holds disdain for Catholic Ireland by knitting together righteousness and right in a web of insecure, frantic delirium.
Ginny Joes at The Lower Deck
Dedicated to a Dublin woman who disappeared twenty-three years ago and inspired by the playwright’s friendship with the family she left behind.
