To experience world-class, contemporary art in a gallery set in seven acres of gardens, is part of the Lismore Castle Arts...
Entertainment
Review: Faulty Towers – The Dining Experience
Review: Faulty Towers – The Dining Experience
Garter Lane Arts Centre and Dooley’s Hotel brought the Interactive Theatre Australia production of their hit comedy dinner...
Review: Jodie Prenger
Review: Jodie Prenger
At thirty years of age, the winner of the BBCs I’d Do Anything, Jodie Prenger, has written her autobiography, It’s A...
The rain came down . . . but Spraoi shone on
The rain came down . . . but Spraoi shone on
■□■ View Photos After 17 years of bringing world class entertainment to the streets of Waterford, Spraoi are more than a little...
Review: Punchinello
Review: Punchinello
At face value, the exhibition Punchinello, at Garter Lane Theatre, is aimed at children as part of their exciting pre-Spraoi...
Review: Quadrophenia
Review: Quadrophenia
I was in Blackpool for the opening night of Pete Townsend’s (The Who) musical, Quadrophenia, at the Grand Theatre. Based...
Review: Gemma Hodge
Review: Gemma Hodge
Using a limited colour palette, the artist Gemma Hodge, for her exhibition Saltwater And Steel, at The Granary, created images...
Review: Thank You – that’s all we need for today
Review: Thank You – that’s all we need for today
Occasionally young people ask me could I recommend an audition piece or an audition book, and part of me wants to say – if...
Review: Candide
Review: Candide
The wonderful presence of Des Manahan in the fifties opera Candide by Leonard Bernstein was an outstanding aspect of this fine...
Review: Ailie Robertson Trio
Review: Ailie Robertson Trio
Ailie Robertson is an acclaimed harpist from Scotland who is touring with a guitarist and percussionist as a trio. They took to...
Review: Yevgeny Yeutushenko
Review: Yevgeny Yeutushenko
Thanks to the foresight of Dingle Arts supreme, Doctor Michael Fanning, the internationally famous Russian poet, Yevgeny...
Review: National Youth Orchestra Of Ireland
Review: National Youth Orchestra Of Ireland
It was, for the most part, bliss to attend the final SCOW concert at the regularly uncomfortable Good Shepherd’s Chapel at...
