Review: Dancing at Lughnasa, Gaiety Theatre
With the late Brien Friel arguably being one of the best playwrights of the last half century, expectations for any production of his work are always going to b...
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Review: Bailed Out!, Pavilion Theatre
It is a subject that should make for excellent theatre. The high intrigue and drama of the Irish financial crash is full of memorable characters, dramatic twist...
Review: The Night Alive, Gaiety Theatre
Good theatre sends you spiralling through a whole range of emotions. Tears from laughter or from sadness can be equally as expected when you walk through the do...
Review: Oedipus, Abbey Theatre
Oedipus is a notorious story, and its plotline of incest, patricide, exile and blindness have passed into common knowledge through Freud’s controversial Oedipal...
Review: Wallflower, Project Arts Centre
It could easily be interpreted as an act of narcissism. Quarantine, one of the UK’s most terraforming companies, has arrived at such self-regard as to roll out ...
Review: Newsies, Ed Mirvish Theatre, Toronto
Good vs evil really does never get old. It's one of those narratives that comes in every storytelling format, from books and plays to songs and musicals. This t...