Musings In Intermissions

THEATREclub's 2010 play finishes a national tour with a once-off performance in Liberty Hall, by special invitation of Dublin council...

As the finale of THEATREclub's trilogy of history plays, will this look backwards move us forward?  Below is my review of THEA...

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

THEATREclub's mini-festival THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU ON, VOL. III has run it's course (check out my previous coverage here ...

Project Arts Centre, Dublin Jan 8-12, 15-19 Last night I attended the opening night of THEATREclub's THE THEATRE MACHINE TURNS YOU...

In keeping with tradition I decided to do another write-up on the year that was, theatre-wise. Last year I wrote about how I felt about...

THEATREclub’s sonorous and rompous The Family finished its run this weekend at Project Arts Centre, thus leaving a void in our li...

Project Arts Centre Upstairs, Dublin Jan 17-28 My review of The Family (with spoilers) coming up just as soon as I see Mrs. Green ...

Project Arts Centre, ABSOLUT Fringe 2011 Sept 10-15 (Omnibus on 17) ‘Spirit of the Fringe’-commissioned THEATREclub played the Fri...

I recently spoke to  THEATREclub ’s Grace Dyas (and eventually Doireann Coady) about their epic-sounding  Twenty Ten . Read on to see wh...

Finally diving into the programme for this year’s Dublin Theatre Festival. Last year, as evidenced by the reviews I wrote, I took a ...

Last week the line-up for this year’s ABSOLUT Fringe was revealed, which will take place in Dublin September 10-25. Sailing under th...

With many of the country’s greatest theatre acts taking off these days to tackle America with Culture Ireland’s ‘Imagine Ireland’ scheme,...