In the Middle of the Fields review: A timeless tale with a #MeToo edge
Premiere staging of Mary Lavin’s story of grief and vulnerability strikes just right note
Premiere staging of Mary Lavin’s story of grief and vulnerability strikes just right note
Lennox Robinson’s theatrical satire is comically enhanced in the Abbey’s slapstick-accentuated Christmas production
Actor and director who appeared in Father Ted remembered as lovable curmudgeon
Musical seems too haunted by JFK’s assassination to be able to properly hold its nerve
With Steven Sondheim’s ‘Assassins’ opening at the Gate, what drives the perpetrators. from Booth to Oswald to Hinckley?
It’s hard to know what to make of the sexual politics of John B Keane’s play
A theatre man who was ‘an appallingly bad actor’ and a dad who loved unconditionally
Turgenev’s play gets a stately pace as Brian Friel smuggles the radical energy of passion into a distinctly Irish word play
This proud anniversary production of a play last staged just four years ago feels more familiar than heritage drama; more rote than the Mass
Noël Coward’s breakthrough play depicts a downward spiral, but Annabelle Comyn’s brave production feels like progress
Sheila Pratschke succeeds Pat Moylan as chair of council
In this adaptation of Austen’s classic, the young lovers’ encounters lack frisson, but the art of capturing an entire life in a few moments is demonstrated in the supporting roles
Director Wayne Jordan restores the satirical and human bite to an opera of opulence and economy
Priest recalls an ‘extraordinary’ person
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