I don’t really know how The Devious Theatre Company in Kilkenny can produce such consistent high quality and exciting theatre...
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Review: Eric Sweeney – Hymn To Gaia
Review: Eric Sweeney – Hymn To Gaia
The premier of a substantial piece of new work – Hymn To Gaia – by Eric Sweeney was the highpoint and achievement of New Music...
Review: Stones In His Pockets
Review: Stones In His Pockets
It was warm in the Theatre Royal for a one-night visit of the hit show Stones In His Pockets where the opening curtain was...
Review: Fame
Review: Fame
Stella Maris Secondary School Tramore, brought their version of the eighties hit show Fame to the Theatre Royal, and wowed an...
Review: Concordia
Review: Concordia
A new vocal quartet, Concordia, made an excellent debut at the Christ Church Coffee Concerts and quickly established a warm...
Review: The High Kings
Review: The High Kings
High on fame, high on the music, the craic, high on public acclaim, The High Kings packed out the Theatre Royal for a one-night...
Thoughts on music, touring and home again, naturally
Thoughts on music, touring and home again, naturally
“Irving Berlin was still writing songs when he was a hundred years old,” Gilbert O’Sullivan reflected during a lively 20 minute...
Review: The Brother
Review: The Brother
Eamon Morrissey returned to the Theatre Royal after a quarter of a century with his much acclaimed one-man show The Brother....
Review: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Review: The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas
Under the inspired direction of husband and wife team Bill and Anne-Marie Stafford, New Ross Musical Society has developed a...
Review: The Beauty Queen of Leenane
Review: The Beauty Queen of Leenane
There was a special interest with the excellent London Classic theatre production of The Beauty Queen of Leenane. Connie Walker,...
Review:Rayleen Clancy
Review:Rayleen Clancy
Rayleen Clancy’s new exhibition LAX-SNN is a set of paintings mostly watercolour that are very much transitional work that at...
Review: The Country Boy
Review: The Country Boy
Moondharrig Players Mooncoin, brought a sad and at times bitter sense of memory to an iconic play The Country Boy by John...
