It was a pleasure to get the chance to revisit Conor Lovett’s one-man show, Moby Dick, for Gare St. Lazare Players, at...
Author: Liam Murphy
Review: Scullion
Review: Scullion
The almost legendary folk and blues band Scullion made a most welcome return to Garter Lane and Waterford as headliners on a...
Preview: Artbeat
Preview: Artbeat
To the harmonious biggish band sound of Shane Barry and the Distractions, at Greyfriars Gallery, Waterford City Council launched...
Review: Blaze Of Glory
Review: Blaze Of Glory
Coming out of the lift at Waterford Treasures excellent exhibition – Blaze Of Glory, Celebrating Waterford Sporting...
Review: The Producers
Review: The Producers
Once again, the ambition and inventiveness of musical theatre companies almost leaves me breathless with the scope and quality...
Review: Secret Victory
Review: Secret Victory
The poet, Philip Larkin, in MCMXIV (1914) wrote that: World War I was greeted in England – Grinning, as if it were all An...
Comment: Arts Funding
Comment: Arts Funding
In view of the lack of official comment about the possible demise of the Light Opera Festival before it’s long expected...
Review: Five Artists at Garter Lane
Review: Five Artists at Garter Lane
Over two galleries at Garter Lane, you now have five artists on display and it makes for a typical cross-section of art on...
Review: Ellen McCarthy
Review: Ellen McCarthy
At the recent Literary Breakfast during the Sean Dunne Writers’ Festival, I had the first time pleasure of hearing new...
Review: Pierre Bensusan
Review: Pierre Bensusan
He came on stage and sat with his guitar and fiddled about with the various output controls, adjusted his amped acoustic guitar...
