New writing ‘has to be nurtured and taken care of’, says artistic director Garry Hynes

An unlikely couple face up to parenthood, and Maeve Binchy’s evergreen story

Looking forwards, looking backwards and looking up – here’s what’s on view

The renowned designer and frequent Druid collaborator Francis O’Connor onthe subtle art of stage design

Len Collin’s feature debut is a must-see knockabout comedy that takes a serious look at the rights of the intellectually disabled

The sharp dialogue and narrative energy of this drama of unintended pregnancy mask the timelessness of its core themes

The rebranded Galway International Arts Festival is pointedly here, there and everywhere

The latest show from Galway’s Blue Teapot, which plays with the acronym ID, doesn’t make intellectual disability its only form of identification

An American-Irish co-production of Christian O’Reilly’s Dublin-set play brings unfamiliar accents and suprisingly sour notes to a familiar genre

Galway International Arts Festival announces programme for July event

Two lovers with intellectual disability slip away to a hotel room in Christian O’Reilly’s finely balanced play for Blue Teapot. Do they need protection?

Several new theatrical productions are asking audiences to stare at disabled people, and explore their loves, lives and issues

No Macnas parade due to funding differences