The newly formed Twisted Peasant Productions are hoping to firmly establish their reputation with Making Lemonade, a one-woman show set to highlight the prominence of gun culture within the city. The brainchild of Sylvia Beatley, Making Lemonade is an hour-long, one-woman show. Though sometimes making for uncomfortable viewing (tip: don’t read more…
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Review – Making Lemonade @The New Theatre
The newly formed Twisted Peasant Productions are hoping to firmly establish their reputation with Making Lemonade, a one-woman show set to highlight the prominence of gun culture within the city. The brainchild of Sylvia Beatley, Making Lemonade is an hour-long, one-woman show. Though sometimes making for uncomfortable viewing (tip: don’t read more…
Drum Belly: Actor Ryan MacParland interviewed
Playing punks and gangsters as a newbie on the acting circuit does wonders for your cool cachet and your casting chances. From good vibrations to violent beatings, Ryan MacParland tells us about Richard Dormer’s new play at The Abbey, Drum Belly.
Jenny Is A Raver
Zeitgeisty Smock Alley production in review.
King Back: Lear at the Abbey
Selina Cartmell talks about the Abbey’s first adaptation of King Lear in 80 years.
Writer/Performer/Salesman (A New Play About Retail): A Review
Shopping around with TheatreClub’s new production.
Review: My Cousin Rachel
Murder goes by many names, and one of them is marriage.
The Project Arts Centre’s November Program In-Depth
What do you feel your role is as artistic director of The Project? I see the role as that of a facilitator. I have the opportunity of giving people the chance to realise their vision. And compared to my previous role at Rough Magic, it’s similar but on a read more…
Review: Shibari at The Abbey
All tied up.
Review: Junk Ensemble’s Bird With Boy
The spirit of experimentation and unabashed theatricality is junk ensemble’s strength as a company.
Dylan Tighe on: Record
Alternative opera dealing with the mental illness systems in place in Ireland.
Elevator Repair Service’s John Collins on: (The Select) The Sun Also Rises
Gatz creators return in the fourth of our Dublin Theatre Festival interviews.
CAMPO’s Kristof Bloom On: Mystery Magnet
Part three of our Dublin Theatre Festival interviews, with one of Europe’s finest companies.