Performing from home: The strange new world of summer arts festivals
Events from West Cork Chamber Music Festival to Friday Opera Sessions are migrating online
St Patrick’s Day: 21 events across Ireland for the bank holiday weekend
From Dublin's St Patrick’s Festival to Kilkenny Tradfest and a Co Wicklow slime lab
Fingers crossed for a dry Paddy’s weekend
The Big Day Out expands to three among the myriad of delights for the St Patrick’s Day weekend
Abbey Theatre uproar: 300 actors and directors complain to Minister
National theatre’s new policy sees pay ‘fall 25%’ and overall employment ‘dry up’
Before: Heaven can be found in the most unlikely places
Review: The latest solo show from Pat Kinevane takes inspiration from both the bible and the musical. Which does it believe in more?
A day in the library: ‘This is a safe space for people’
In other countries libraries may be under threat but there’s a queue every morning outside Dublin’s Central Library
Dublin Dance Festival: there's a movement going on
Highlights include ‘Giselle’, Robyn Orlin, ‘Ion’ and, of course, dancing AI
Twenty-one things to do this May bank holiday weekend
There is a ton of stuff going on across the country over the next few days
Body Language review: An ambitious show that scratches our surfaces
Every person has a distinct way of moving as this cross-discipline show illustrates with a startling level detail
The Sin Eaters: Memories from Irish women in our vexed recent history
Anú’s latest show, which takes place in a clinical space, is impressive but not intimate
Modern Ireland in 100 Artworks: 2015 – Silent Moves, by Aideen Barry, Emma O’Kane, Ridgepool Training Centre and Scannán Technologies
The people’s choice for our final artwork was a collaborative project about the challenges faced by people with intellectual disabilities in a society that still restricts their behaviour
Bodily autonomy and inequality: women dance around the Proclamation
In Embodied, six provocative dances offer an unflinching exploration of the lot of women in Ireland past and present
Review | The Wolf and Peter: A super cool wolf lends some edge to the magic
Coiscéim’s new dance show takes Prokofiev’s classic into more modern territory with thrilling results
DTF review | The buzz of ‘Bees!’ doesn’t obstruct its message
The music might be a bit too hip for the hive of children, but their parents might appreciate it
Siobhán McDonald: the art of scientific exploration
Volcanos, Arctic landscapes and prehistoric bones provide Siobhán McDonald with the raw materials for her art, inspired by science and the natural world
Aideen Barry’s silent movie gives a voice to performers with disabilities
Silent Moves opens audience’s eyes to the challenges faced by people with disabilities, from feeling invisible in shops to the lack of open conversations about love, sex, autonomy and adventure
Monto is back: the sex trade and the business of hope
With ‘Vardo’, the concluding part of Anu Productions’ thrillingly intimate four-part series, director Louise Lowe brings the extraordinary Monto Cycle full circle. But is that any way to leave it?
Review: Villa/Discurso
Prime Cut’s new staging of a Chilean double-header finds one post-conflict society exploring the memories of another. Are they simpatico?
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