A Californian woman in Dublin: ‘Ireland’s not perfect, but I do think as a whole it is moving in the right direction’
Morgan Steele from Los Angeles, California, first moved to Ireland in 2017
Smock Alley Theatre
In pictures: Contemporary knits, cool umbrellas and brutalist jewellery at Dublin Independent Fashion Week
Dublin Independent Fashion Week: ‘We want to show that maybe you don’t have to leave, maybe there’s a thriving community of creators and designers here’
Sandpaper on Sunburn: A humorous, compelling portrayal of what it means to be neurodivergent
Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: David Horan’s family drama dives head first into the topic of autism
Malignant Humour review: This one-woman wonder is far funnier than a cancer-inspired circus act has any right to be
Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: Hannah Gumbrielle’s storytelling is acrobatic as she is in this show about her lymphoma diagnosis and treatment
Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: 19 shows to catch as the festival turns 30
Seventy-five productions, 520 performances, 29 venues: we offer a taster of what’s on offer
Tony Cantwell’s Sketch Show review: Charming and inventive with silly flights of fancy
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: The comedian enjoys his games and riffs, and so does the audience
Persona Metropolitana review: An exhilarating love song to the nature of cities
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Evocative, thoughtful, entertaining and uplifting about the nature of urban life
Feet Pics Aren’t Free review: Being a woman is f**king heartbreaking at times
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Gráinne Blumenthal, who stars in the one-woman show, was made for the stage
Ireland’s artists can struggle to make a living. Six explain the art of juggling their finances
The creative life isn’t the path to fame and fortune that people might think. Most artists need to rely on a second and even third income stream
Soup review: Alison Spittle is bawdy and charming, leaving the audience in tears with laughter
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: There are very few comics doing what Spittle does today, and even fewer doing it well
Paddy Lama: The Shed Talks review – Jason Byrne is at his most nostalgic in this family tragicomedy
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Like a granduncle telling stories at Christmas: flashes of brilliance but a little long
Ruvheneko review: Compelling migration stories that deserve to stand centre stage
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: Ruvheneko illuminates strength of migrant women but structurally it struggles
Scaredy Fat review: Gleeful horror-comedy about terrors of cinema and of real life
Dublin Fringe Festival 2023: The emotional tug of production is that it doubles as sincere coming-of-age story
Box office boost helps Smock Alley Theatre cut losses
Dublin theatre’s losses narrow to €29,687 as turnover jumps 35 per cent to €776,542
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