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Review: Herbei ein Licht!
Review: Herbei ein Licht!
Since opening in 2005 Lismore Castle Arts has brought challenging and very contemporary work to Waterford. The curiosity novelty...
Review: Les Miserables
Review: Les Miserables
It was rapture, excitement and a tumultuous standing ovation for the triumphant return of Les Miserables by South Eastern Youth...
The Sweet & Lowdown: Deirdre Molloy
The Sweet & Lowdown: Deirdre Molloy
Months of hard work and long days are finally coming to fruition for Deirdre Molloy, Manager with this year’s Waterford Harvest...
Review: lse de Ziah
Review: lse de Ziah
Christ Church Cathedral gave their Coffee Concert audience a special treat with cellist Ilse de Ziah, a Connecticut born but...
Review: Blood Brothers
Review: Blood Brothers
It was a joy and a pleasure to revisit Rebecca Storm in Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers back at Cork Opera House where over...
Review: Guerrilla Days in Ireland
Review: Guerrilla Days in Ireland
A rousing standing ovation acknowledged the world premiere of Neil Pearson’s adaptation of Guerrilla Days in Ireland by Tom...
Review: The Key of D
Review: The Key of D
Scott Johnston’s direction of Adam Wallace’s In The Key of D for Waterford Youth Arts at Garter Lane bookended the work...
The Sweet & Lowdown: Paul Barry
The Sweet & Lowdown: Paul Barry
Paul Barry wrote and stars in Ballerina, one of four new plays airing at Garter Lane Theatre this weekend as part of 4 Storeys,...
The Sweet & Lowdown: Scott Johnston
The Sweet & Lowdown: Scott Johnston
Waterford Youth Arts’ latest production ‘The Key of D’ opens at Garter Lane this week and is the culmination of 6 weeks of hard...
The Sweet & Lowdown – Thomas Gee
The Sweet & Lowdown – Thomas Gee
Waterford Camera Club’s summer exhibition, incorporating the work of sixteen local photography enthusiasts, opened last Friday...
