National Academy of Dramatic Art at Trinity College Dublin
Bord Gáis Energy Theatre normally welcomes West End shows. It’s no small task to mount the venue’s first homegrown production, Alan Menken and Howard Ashman’s comedy-horror musical
Kwaku Fortune’s new play, The Black Wolfe Tone, has just opened in New York. It’s a very personal story for the actor and writer
The United Arts Club, on Fitzwilliam Street Upper, has been supporting its members for more than a century. After some quiet years, it’s growing again
Dr Linda Doyle is the first female Provost of Trinity College Dublin. She is a professor of engineering and the arts
Gladiator II proves another showcase for Mescal’s tough and tender masculinity, giving rein to his natural instinct as an actor
Dublin Fringe Festival 2024: The Future Is on the Way is followed by John Scott’s simultaneously entertaining and meditative Actions (Now)
Seventy-five productions, 520 performances, 29 venues: we offer a taster of what’s on offer
The great-granddaughter of the playwright Seán O’Casey is doing the family name proud, starring in two new films, Lies We Tell and The Miracle Club
Television: Sean O’Casey’s great-granddaughter is riveting in BBC’s Ridley Road
After graduating from Dublin's Lir Academy, Agnes O'Casey makes her debut in Druid’s The Seagull
Meet the ‘Lirheads’: the nine college friends who ended up cast together in Normal People
Former Kildare manager Cian O’Neill had an early sign of actor’s promise
A year after his death, playwright Tom Murphy is being celebrated by actors keen to share their experience of working on his plays. His widow, actor Jane Brennan, talks about life with – and without – Murphy
Musicians from RIAM will play these specially selected, deeply personal pieces
What factors should you consider when deciding on what career path you wish to take
The comedy’s enormous success surprised everyone, not least its stars Alex Murphy and Chris Walley
Fionntán Larney’s ‘Hamilton’-influenced hip hop musical theatre show is now an album
After 16 days and 80 productions, festival wraps up with awards in 11 categories
Irish theatre came out blazing this week, proving that gender equality is ‘not hard to do, if you want to’
Huge rise in number of women employed was sparked by Waking the Feminists movement
Speak Up & Call it Out initiative could be turning point in controversy over Gate allegations
The Gate: Twenty-one-year-old acting newcomer Paul Mescal has been cast in some of the country’s biggest theatrical productions
Niall Wynn, owner of Proper Order Coffee Co, is banking on making the best coffee of his life this weekend at the world barista championship in Seoul
Two plays that are tricky and smart in very different ways
As the Tiger Dublin Fringe festival prepares for this month’s event, a dozen of the artists taking part give the low-down on their shows
There's a nod to visual art, the stage, and even a robot-themed 3D printing company in Gemma Tipton's selection of people to watch in the arts this year
South Dublin building and its puppets rebuilt in time for Christmas production of ‘Aladdin’
CEO of publishing and perfume house Roads, and Ryan dynasty heiress, Ryan has based her expanding operation in Dublin
From comedy and therapy to dance and aerobics, from quick fixes to four-hour marathons, we have a Fringe show for you
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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