All posts tagged review

Matthew Dunster’s Much Ado About Nothing begins with a cloud...

Have you ever noticed how often you’ve been served a cocktail with two little plastic...

Experimental theatre comes with a heavy bag of risk that can either turn into magic...

Wet Wet Wet celebrated the 30th anniversary of their debut album in style at the...

This we know: women are taught to try to “have it all”. This we also...

For a film that begins with a baby being propelled to Earth, from a...

Oliver Cotton’s new play offers an evening of sparkling debate with a gritty...

July’s a pretty savvy time to revive Enda Walsh’s Disco Pigs. The...