3.0
Review: NOTCH, VAULT Festival
Ever wondered what would happen if the thoughts of a lost, travelling European girl manifested themselves and led you on a journey through poverty and xenophob...
Dublin
3.0
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...
Edinburgh Fringe Review: Leper + Chip, Assembly Roxy
Chip is as tough as boots - "I know people think it’s horrible, girls fighting, but those f*cks aren’t from Dublin." Her Da lost his job when she was seven ...
Review: Howie the Rookie, The Pit
The 1999 Mark O'Rowe play Howie the Rookie was written as a two-hander, but the writer decided on a different version not long ago, which is now at the Barbican...
Review: Lord of the Dance: Dangerous Games, London Palladium
Since its official debut in 1996 at the Point Theatre in Dublin, Michael Flatley’s Lord of the Dance has cast a spell all over the world. Seen by over 60 millio...