Grand by Simulacra Theatre and WestWorks Theatre Directed by Marciana Negra Written by Marciana Negra and Cristina Iancu Review by Annie McMahon “Do the high numbers of mental health difficulties …Read the full article.
Woolly’s Quest by Branar Directed by Marc Mac Lochlainn Review by Annie Duffy McMahon Woolly is the greatest sheep who ever lived. This is told to us gleefully, frightfully and …Read the full article.
Press image by Julia Dunin Anxiety reigns supreme in the packed auditorium of the Mick Lally Theatre for Brú Theatre’s Selvage. It tells the story of Joe Fanny, whose life …Read the full article.
Wake by No Ropes Theatre Co, Town Hall Studio, Galway. Directed by Mairead Folan, written by Deirdre Sullivan Review by Annie Duffy McMahon Mara (Orla Ní Thiobraide) and Caitríona …Read the full article.
Picture by Martin Maguire With What Good is Looking Well When You’re Rotten on the Inside?, writer and performer Emma O’ Grady announces herself and her creative team as a …Read the full article.
Adapting Irish mythology to theatre can seem a pretty daunting task, especially when it comes to the Ulster Cycle. There are many things one can do, and that’s only …Read the full article.
On Saturday, May 5th I had the pleasure of chatting to Tara Flynn, actor, comedian and activist, about her show Not a Funny Word, coming to the Mick Lally …Read the full article.
James Riordan’s Cleite – Feather presents a moment in the life of a Claddagh fisherwoman as she waits for her husband to return from the sea. The piece takes …Read the full article.
Her, Him, an attic and letters from loved ones. These are the basic components that make up Michelle Cahill’s Thirteen Steps to the Attic, a restrained yet evocative piece …Read the full article.
“Welcome to Two Truths, theatre you can win.” This is the first line in the programme for Two Truths, a theatrical experiment which blends the mechanics of theatre and …Read the full article.
