The Dublin International Film Festival gets off to an energetic start
After a fully online event last year, the city’s cinemas are open again for a festival stuffed with Irish and international features
‘Jimmy’s Hall’ review: Movement presented as political dissent
Jimmy Gralton was infamously deported from his own country for giving his community a space for dancing and revolutionary ideas. There’s more room for the former than the latter in the Abbey’s handsome, musical and nostalgic telling of his tale
Watch: Mother’s Day video reminds us ‘we are only given one mother’
Get those tissues ready and call your mother after watching May by Lewis Kenny and Tony Callaly
Juno and the Paycock review: The jagged charm of an interrupted song
Mark O’Rowe’s stark production treats the the play almost as a documentary and cleverly casts against type
Review Beckett in the City: The Women Speak: Product recognises playwright’s sense of empathy | Tiger Dublin Fringe
Beckett may be no liberator, but he best understood our cages
By the Bog of Cats review: a warped family drama
Marina Carr’s bitter stretch of the Irish midlands is a sunken place full of ghosts and vengeance – will anyone make it out alive?
Tiger Dublin Fringe takes to the tents and trees to mark its 21st birthday
Comedy, aerial acrobatics and theatre part of festival which runs from September 7th-20th
Review: Sive
As the Abbey revisits John B Keane’s tragedy of lust and lucre, is it safe to go back into the kitchen?
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