If you’re living in Galway or its surrounding areas you’re likely to be fully aware that the Galway International Arts Festival is in full swing. Alongside it is the Galway …Read the full article.
As a frequent Dublin-based theatre goer I can’t help but feel underrepresented. Let’s put aside the fact that this is a universal truth for women theatre-goers, and unfortunately …Read the full article.
Image of Martin Kenny, Sarah Vargo and Niall Carmody of Sonar Theatre, performing On Lost Ground. Photographed by BriBriFilm During the run of the Dublin Dance Festival last …Read the full article.
Featured image by Rick Taylor Multiple award winning international burlesque sensation Shir Madness is a hoop dancer, costumier, model, and performer coming to you from exotic distant lands. Co-producer of …Read the full article.
As we leave the month of May behind us and roll over into June, we quickly approach a significant milestone in the LGBTQ yearly calendar. June marks the month …Read the full article.
Our Art Editor here at An Áit Eile, Gianna Tasha, recently published an impassioned article on the realities of working (or at least trying to) as a full-time artist in …Read the full article.
As performers, we are trained to take direction, to be malleable and open to new ideas. That being said, we also have to make choices that are in line with …Read the full article.
Image by Martin Kenny – taken in The GAFF, Co. Limerick Around January 2015, one evening as I sat having dinner with my parents, the topic of my future (i.e. …Read the full article.
Last year John Valters Paintner wrote an article for aae.ie on the creative melting pot in Galway. Recently we had a catch-up with John to further discuss The Theatre Room’s …Read the full article.
Black Tongue presents Introspect; a series of intimate and reflective sessions with some of Ireland’s most interesting creative minds. Little John Nee is a writer/performer based in Co. Galway in …Read the full article.
