There were only a handful of males at the opening night in the Theatre Royal, as a capacity audience had a great night out, at...
Author: Liam Murphy
Review: High School Musical
Review: High School Musical
A new youth company, Dungarvan Junior Musical Society, took on the teen musical sensation, High School Musical, as their first...
Review: Mad About The Musicals
Review: Mad About The Musicals
A new touring show of popular musical theatre hits has arrived on the scene with an impressive and crowd-pleasing programme and...
Review: Richie Hayes Stage School
Review: Richie Hayes Stage School
The recent two-night presentation at the Theatre Royal of Music Cues and Dancing Shows was a fanfare for variety and an...
Review: New Room Windows
Review: New Room Windows
Greagoir O Duill is famous for eight collections of original poetry in Irish as well as two significant anthologies. He...
Review: The Third Policeman
Review: The Third Policeman
It was a short-sleeved Summer’s night when I went into Garter Lane for Blueraincoat Theatre Company’s production of...
Review: Lorna Shaughnessy
Review: Lorna Shaughnessy
Salmon Poetry have just launched a collection of the work of Belfast-born poet, Lorna Shaughnessy, a lecturer in Spanish at NUI...
Review: Elizabeth Comerford
Review: Elizabeth Comerford
Mary Street Gallery is rapidly establishing itself as a gallery of interest and the current show of figurative work by...
Review: Pat McArdle
Review: Pat McArdle
The phptpgrapher Pat McArdle has a fine exhibition at the City Library, lady Lane, called Elements of the Lydia, an abandoned...
Review: Collegium Musicum
Review: Collegium Musicum
What a wonderful surprise Lynn Cahill and the good people at Christ Church Cathedral served up last week with the Collegium...
Review: Madrigallery at Wit
Review: Madrigallery at Wit
A May Day concert is a rare event these days and Madrigallery, with the WIT Chamber Choir, was a treat especially the three...
