Musings In Intermissions

A comedian makes a Faustian pact in Owen McCafferty's new play. Lyric Theatre, Belfast Feb 11-Mar 8 My review of Death of a C...

ANU Productions present PALS , an installation based on events surrounding the Irish who fought at Gallipoli in WWI.  Some plays for y...

School was out this summer and some of the first graduates of The Lir lent serious verve to Selina Cartmell's kinetic staging of Punk...

Enda Walsh's play  Ballyturk preached the idea of pushing life, and theatre, to the very edge  As per the year end ramble of mak...

Director Jimmy Fay lays the symbolism a bit thick in his staging of Stewart Parker's play but its final scene is transcendent. Ly...

Under Selina Cartmell's moshing and incisive direction, it slowly becomes a question of who is the loose trigger in Simon Stephens...

The Lyric Theatre's new Executive Producer Jimmy Fay to direct Judith Roddy and Carol Moore in a production of Pentecost . The ...

Abigail Graham makes a picturesque production out of Friel's lowly play. Lyric Theatre, Belfast Feb 8-Mar 8 My review of M...

Project Arts Centre Nov 12-16 My review of Brendan at the Chelsea by Janet Behan coming up just as soon as I phone a publisher to find...

Production image of Blue Raincoat's upcoming production of First Cosmonaut by Jocelyn Clarke. The best Irish theatre of 2013 may st...