There was a ripple of protest recently in Cork when the Everyman Palace Theatre published, with Collins Press, an oral memoir...
Author: Liam Murphy
A Reminder
A Reminder
Sometimes we need reminders of the loss and pain there is in the world just to make us aware of how lucky we are. UTVs Madeline,...
Review: The Mikado
Review: The Mikado
For their production of The Mikado, the traditional G & S version, the Edmund Rice Choral And Musical Society, at the...
Review: La Traviata
Review: La Traviata
Ellen Kent Productions have been bringing quality opera to Ireland for some time now and her presentation of Verdi’s La...
Review: Dishonest to Goodness
Review: Dishonest to Goodness
The title of the Waterford Dramatic Society Spring 2008 offering in the Granary at Waterford Treasures, Dishonest To Goodness,...
Review: Boss
Review: Boss
Waterford-born Deirdre Dwyer was Design consultant for Meridian Theatre Company’s production of a new play by a new...
Review: Alison Pick
Review: Alison Pick
When the Newfoundland-based Canadian poet Alison Pick read at the recent Sean Dunne Writers’ Festival, I was of the...
Review: Gala Concert
Review: Gala Concert
A capacity audience at Christ Church Cathedral had a glorious treat at a Gala Concert as part of the John Roberts Weekend....
Review: The Whiteheaded Boy
Review: The Whiteheaded Boy
Dungarvan Dramatic Club made a fine slice of history with their production of Lennox Robinson’s The Whiteheaded Boy as the...
Review: The Turn Of The Screw
Review: The Turn Of The Screw
Storytellers Theatre Company’s style of theatre was well suited to an almost 20th century ghost story where the narrative...
Review: Vienna Mozart Trio
Review: Vienna Mozart Trio
The family trio of piano, violin and cello, that is the Vienna Mozart Trio, delighted a capacity audience in the Large Room with...
