Review: CARMEN, Grand Opera House
What did our critic think of CARMEN at Grand Opera House, Belfast?…
Siamsa Tíre, Tralee, Co Kerry
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: MERCURIAL, Smock Alley Theatre
Rosaleen Cox and Desmond Eastwood star in an intimate, darkly comic two-hander that turns audience assumptions inside out.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: DIVERSITY TRAINING, The Lir Academy
Neil Green’s spoof diversity seminar brings sharp laughs and timely social observation to Dublin Fringe, but functions more as three stand-up sets than a unified corporate satire.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: GLEEK OF THE WEEK, Glass Mask Theatre
Conor Burke turns 2012 Glee obsession and teenage delusion into a warm, hilarious, and deeply personal coming-of-age musical at Dublin Fringe.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: THE POLITICS OF DISGUST, Bewley's Café Theatre
Play Not Funny’s corporate HR satire at Bewley's Café Theatre offers a sharp thesis on exclusion, but gets lost in noise.…
Review: JUDY – END OF THE RAINBOW, The Gaiety Theatre, Dublin
Anna-Jane Casey captures the brilliance, humor, and tragic vulnerability of Judy Garland in Conor Hanratty's compelling revival at The Gaiety Theatre.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: CRISIS ACTOR, Project Arts Centre
Eoghan Carrick and Lauren Jones turn Shakespeare's mirror inside out in a gripping investigation of crisis, staging, and modern paranoia.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026:NOT MY REAL ACCENT, Smock Alley Theatre
Sadhbh McLoughlin brings polish and sharp impressions to Smock Alley Theatre, but misses the mark on exploring its central themes of multicultural identity.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: SOAK: THE PERFECT MAN, Project Arts Centre
Samuel Yakura and band +353 bring a heartfelt, musically rich examination of grief, first-born duty, and Nigerian fatherhood to Project Arts Centre.…
DUBLIN FRINGE 2026: Review: KAFKA'S DOLL at Peacock Stage
Theatre Lovett and the Abbey Theatre present a stunningly inventive, circus-infused adaptation of Kafka’s final anecdote at Dublin Fringe.…
Past Shows
0800-CUPID
0800-CUPID, written and performed by Emer Dineen and directed by Phillip McMahon, is a queer, genre-defying music theatre show that traces an extraordinary year in Dineen's life. The show navigates her father's dementia diagnosis, a Tourette's diagnosis, her nightlife career in...
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David Nihill: Taking Tangents The Everyman (10/03-10/03) |
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Disney Princess: the Concert 3Olympia Theatre (4/21-4/22) |
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Two MR PS In a Podcast: Live - Let That Be a Lesson Ambassador Theatre (2/27-2/27) |
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Twelve Angry Men Bord Gais Energy Theatre (2/09-2/13) |
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Steve Steinman''s Fuel Injected Magic: 50th Anniversary Concert 3Olympia Theatre (10/20-10/20) |
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Give My Head Peace Vicar Street (4/04-4/04) |
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Dirty Dancing - The Classic Story On Stage Bord Gais Energy Theatre (3/02-3/13) |
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Cana Talks: Optimal Horizons Opium (10/08-10/08) |
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Heathers the Musical Bord Gais Energy Theatre (11/17-11/21) |
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To Hell in a Handbag: The Secret Lives of Canon Chasuble & Miss Prismby The Linenhall Arts Centre (9/29-9/29) |
