Irene Kelleher’s new play serves as a cathartic release of one woman’s pain

The Bord Gáis Energy Theatre’s production hits all the right notes, even if the 1959 play’s treatment of the rise of fascism now feels sadly poignant

A new play by Tadhg Hickey about one man’s spiritual malaise is affecting in some unexpected ways

Expectations are high for stage productions around the country in 2020

New Theatre stages a sombre and stirring production, even if lead falls short of Welles

Theatre critic Sara Keating presents her annual guide to the best of the festive season’s many plays and pantomimes

Prison cell comedy reveals different and starker realities

Modern twist on gender-bending comedy comes in from the cold

A magical, marvellous take on dancing to your own tune

A powerful, intimate experience at a crucial historical moment

Cork drama’s compelling script allows a talented cast to shine

Expect 90 minutes of sound and glory at the Abbey

Sara Keating reviews The Playboy of the Western World and The Alternative

After eight years as director of Dublin Theatre Festival, Willie White admits it has not been without its challenges, but he is still delighted to be ‘making things with people’.

Billed as a 'live graphic novel', Villains sets itself up in dialogue with contemporary culture, but its interests are more varied and deeper than that

Spooky and beguiling magic realism for children of all ages

Dublin Fringe Festival’s Young Radicals strand puts the fun into theatre by creating playful experiences for children and teenagers