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Swan Lake, Loch na hEala, Michael Keegan-Dolan, dance, contemporary dance, choreography, physical theatre, psychology, depression, Ireland, Irish, myth, folklore
Dance Reviews Theatre 

Review: Swan Lake/Loch na hEala, Sadler’s Wells

November 29, 2016November 29, 2016 Emily May choreography, contemporary dance, Dance, depression, folklore, Ireland, Irish, Loch na hEala, Michael Keegan-Dolan, myth, Physical Theatre, psychology, Swan Lake

The stage is set with an unlikely assortment of objects. A utilitarian platform, instruments, ladders, wiring and microphones conjure thoughts

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International Reviews 

Review: Bailed Out!, Pavilion Theatre

October 8, 2015October 12, 2015 James Lillywhite Bailed Out, Documentary, Dublin, Economics, financial crash, Fishamble, Ireland, Satire

It is a subject that should make for excellent theatre. The high intrigue and drama of the Irish financial crash

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night alive
Festival International Reviews 

Review: The Night Alive, Gaiety Theatre

October 6, 2015October 12, 2015 James Lillywhite Connor McPherson, Dublin, Dublin Theatre Festival, Ireland, The Night Alive

Good theatre sends you spiralling through a whole range of emotions. Tears from laughter or from sadness can be equally

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Articles On Theatre 

Feature: The uneasy crown in DruidShakespeare

March 10, 2015March 19, 2015 Chris McCormack Druid Theatre Company, DruidMurphy, DruidShakespeare, DruidSynge, Francis O'Connor, Garry Hynes, Howie the Rookie, Ireland, Irish Theatre, Mark O'Rowe, Marty Rea, Our Few and Evil Days

In a promotional image for DruidShakespeare – Druid Theatre Company’s upcoming presentation of Shakespeare’s ‘History Plays’ – we see the

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Articles Featured Interviews On Theatre 

Feature: Dead Centre speculates with Lippy

March 3, 2015March 3, 2015 Amy Gunn Adam Welsh, Ben Kidd, Bush Moukarzel, Dead Centre, Ireland, lip-reading, Lippy, The Young Vic

In 2000, four women were found dead in their home in Leixlip, County Kildare. Frances Mulrooney and her three nieces,

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Off West End Reviews 

Review: Stones in his Pockets, Upstairs at the Gatehouse

October 6, 2014 Senne Vercouteren County Kerry, David Rance, Hollywood, Infinite Space Theatre, Ireland, Jo Eggleton-Rance, Joseph Begley, Marie Jones, Niall Bishop, Nick Hastings, United States

Charlie Conlon (Joseph Begley) and Jake Quinn (Niall Bishop) are thirty-something, unemployed and live in a small Irish town in

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