The setting was simple, the newly exposed back wall (part of City Walls), a grand piano, a stool and a chair, low yellow...
Entertainment
Review: All Fall Down
Review: All Fall Down
Stagemad Theatre Company once again showed their commitment to new plays and as part of the Imagine Festival introduced the work...
Review: Connections – Verbindungen
Review: Connections – Verbindungen
I love the serendipity of the world and the way seemingly unconnected things can open up a whole era of memory and appreciation....
Review: RTE Vanbrugh Quartet
Review: RTE Vanbrugh Quartet
Waterford Music’s contribution to the excellent Imagine Festival was a top class concert by the RTE Vanbrugh Quartet in the...
Review: Thomas McCarthy/Grace Wells
Review: Thomas McCarthy/Grace Wells
As part of the literature strand of the Imagine Festival, the County Waterford poet Thomas McCarthy was joined by Grace Wells...
Review: Back To The 80’s
Review: Back To The 80’s
De La Salle College Musical Society added to their excellent reputation for school shows, over thirty years of achievement and...
Review: Comedy @ Imagine
Review: Comedy @ Imagine
The Imagine Festival struck gold with its comedy programme bringing a reflective Konor Halpin back to The Granary and a real...
Review: Ger Kennedy and Ciarán Conneely
Review: Ger Kennedy and Ciarán Conneely
In the Arts Trail of this year’s Imagine Festival, there seems to be a theme of nudity, with a major show in Greyfrias called...
Review: Eric Sweeney
Review: Eric Sweeney
A Coffee Concert with Eric Sweeney is such a treat and his recent Liszt Tribute organ concert at Christ Church Cathedral was a...
Review: Billy Bragg
Review: Billy Bragg
Billy Bragg came to the The Forum as part of the Imagine Arts Festival and co-sponsored by the Waterford Council of Trade Unions...
Review: Bash-Latterday Plays
Review: Bash-Latterday Plays
Devious Theatre Company, Kilkenny took another positive step towards recognition as a professional theatre company with a...
Review: The Country Girls
Review: The Country Girls
A world premiere, a Garter Lane opening, an Edna O’Brien script from a book banned in 1960, the author in the audience, a nude...
