Culture
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Butchering romance J Grafton Street’s Glass Mask Theatre is offering a delightfully unpleasant chance to observe two people destroy each other from 11 February to 1 March. Men’s Business is Simon Stephens’ widely acclaimed translation of Franz Xaver Kroetz’s rarely performed 1972 cult classic, Mannersache. Rex Ryan and Lauren Farrel star as Victor, a welder with strong opinions about […]
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February/March 2024 • Issue 82 €4.95 / £3.95 Frank Connolly | Anton McCabe | Conor O’Carroll | David Burke | David Tozzo | J Vivian Cooke Cillian Doyle | Sebastian Tozer | Rod Stoneman | Michael Smith | Jenny Duffy | Gerard Cunningham Niall Crowley | Conor Lenihan | Mark Tottenham | Tony Lowes | […]
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Loaded racist language is intended to fudge circumstance-driven fear and foreigner-oriented hatred
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But history’s monsters may be partially tamed by a rereading of a work of mythology by a genius described by Shaw as “the greatest living Irishwoman”
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When I went to the bird feederThe holly tree said send her my love.
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Our job is to effect transformation: of that moment of illumination, of that conversation, of how atoms in a room change when a troubled individual walks in
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Schmock horror
Temple Bar authority let Smock Alley Theatre off €359k in rent but pretends arrears, as it is wound up, are only €54,766 and total liabilities €174,089