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Arlington at The Abbey

Arlington is a thoroughly strange story of parts. That is to say, the audience only ever get part of the story. How you feel about that...

The Lir National Academy of Trinity College Dublin squats happily, if somewhat bleakly on Pearse Street, mere minutes away from a 90...

Danse, Morob in the Project Art Centre follows the story of a woman searching for her deceased father’s missing corpse. The world of the...

Anna Karenina is a hungry woman. She is hungry for recognition, she is hungry for love, for the power a woman should feel, for her child,...

Suffice to say, if the Trinity Singers knocked on my door, I would definitely brave the cold to listen According to the ever-reliable...

“Don’t forget your lottery ticket, it’s very important” the ticket collector advises as I enter the theatre after getting my ticket...

Last week, Rant + Rave sat down with some of the creative team behind The WIN, a work in progress piece in Smock Alley’s festival of new...

So, how was Lunch? I actually only exist on a diet of vending-machine-fare and the occasional burrito… but Actual-Piece-of-Theatre,...

I say, what? Erm, yes. In any case, The Good Lord: a romp of social mores and machinations at the heart of the great Empire. The story is...

Hi! Hi. That was gas! What was? The super-fun Wandering Rocks, a Ulysses-influenced piece directed by Sam Ford and Michael Stone as part...