The Ridleys The Peacock Stage at the Abbey Theatre Until January 26 Rating: *** Theatre Upstairs ...
The Scourge is being presented as part of First Fortnight, the arts festival focused on mental health, which runs nationally throughout January, and the play raises important issues about some of the most challenging aspects of life
COME FROM AWAY By Irene Sankoff and David Hein Abbey Theatre, Dublin Until January 19 Rating: ***...
Sweeney Todd Stephen Sondheim’s gloriously ghoulish musical about the “demon barber of Fleet ...
We’re Going on a Bear Hunt Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire Rating: **** Runs until December 30...
Dinner In Mulberry Street Bewley’s Café Theatre, Dublin Rating: **** Runs until December 22 Wi...
The gloomy mystery unfolds over the course of three nights, when the unnamed narrator climbs down onto the railway tracks, where a signalman is standing sentry in his box, staring deep into the gloom of a railway tunnel
If you are having trouble deciding on the perfect object for a loved one, gifting them an experie...
Hero Bewley’s Cafe Theatre, Dublin Until December 1 Rating: *** Ken Rogan’s one-man play Hero...
Despite its grim conclusion, Asking For It is a story that needs to be told again and again, if we expect to change attitudes to sexual assault in Ireland
Holy Mary Pavilion Theatre, Dun Laoghaire; on tour Rating: *** ‘Holy Mary, Holy Mary. Holes in ...
Writer Stewart Roche’s clever premise comes packed with allusion to greats of the gothic genre, across all media and timeframes
Rathmines Road Peacock Stage, Abbey Theatre, Dublin Until October 27 Rating: *** ‘What the fuck...
Director Marc Mac Lochlainn joyfully indulges the undramatic moments of Jeffers’ story while adding his own signature: the battle between a seagull and a worm is one particularly memorable scene
This Hamlet belongs to the sad-eyed, slight and sulky Ruth Negga, whose vulnerability sharpens to vigour as her purpose becomes clear
