Bill & Ted in middle age: ‘We felt if we did it with heart, it would work’
Alex Winter on friendship with Keanu Reeves, the risky new film and the fun side of fame
Alex Winter on friendship with Keanu Reeves, the risky new film and the fun side of fame
From Stravinsky to Schoenberg, composers differed in their treatment of global events in the 20th century
Mark Morris’s Pepperland, a dance celebration of the Beatles album, is coming to Dublin
The dancer, actor, gossip columnist and muse was one of the most modern of stars
Taylor and Ó Drisceoil play rare two-harpsichord works; Leonskaja plays with the ICO; Pogostkina plays with the RTÉ NCO
Tom Clonan joins a cast of dancers who are finding new ways to describe the brutality of war
How can a dance festival engage with the refugee crisis? Powerfully, it seems
Actress Emily Browning on her role in new film ‘Legend’, about the Kray Twins
‘Itinerant director’ Ethan McSweeny is bringing his outsider’s eye to Brian Friel’s translation of A Month in the Country at the Gate
Dancer has become one of the most expensive living Irish artists
In Greek mythology, the gods were depicted nude to show their higher status, but these days little inflames indignation like the sight of the naked human body. For some artists, and dancers in particular, it’s an essential, everyday part of their work
Vaslav Nijinsky’s choreography became a victim of the success of the music in Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring. A century later, choreographers are still trying to get to grips with the dance
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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