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# Theatre

This year
2024
Adrian Dunbar and Andrew Scott call out audience members using devices during theatre shows
Paul Mescal: I’ll do an obtuse play 'nobody wants to see' if Gladiator gives me global fame
Last year
2023
“It puts the city on the stage”: Cork Midsummer Festival director, Lorraine Maye interviewed
Analysis: Behan wrote his columns like a garrulous, gregarious personality commanding attention
Paul Mescal nominated for Best Actor in prestigious Olivier theatre awards
All time
Opinion: My play about adoption reflects on my family and families like us
Latest: Music venues can 'place query with Department' on whether 50 people are allowed at events
Director John Crowley on making The Goldfinch: 'If you love the book you’re going to want to do the right thing by it'
'People with intellectual disabilities were made feel their stories weren’t as valuable as the next person's'
A journey through music, youth culture and loss is coming to Ballymun
Abbey 'committed' to change after January's damning open letter from actors and directors
'The fields are gone, hence the hares are gone': These Dublin locals will perform the stories of their lives on stage
Opinion: Let's drop the narrative of the undeserving poor and other myths that dehumanise people
Opinion: 'People with HIV in Ireland are dehumanised - we're seen as a virus'
'The point of the play is to show people that talking is the key. Silence will kill you'
Actors and directors write to Minister over 'deep concern and dissatisfaction' with Abbey Theatre's direction
Hunger Games meets X Factor: Play highlights how people who are 'different' are treated in a post-Trump world
'I'm beginning to find my voice again': how this theatre project is giving local people the confidence to sing
'What is this magic, how are they making this up as they go along?'
'They were terrified something terrible would be revealed': What happened when a granddaughter uncovered her grandfather's secret tapes
Ruth Negga to play Hamlet in new Gate Theatre production
'It can happen because you're in the wrong place at the wrong time': A movie about 'good people' having an affair
Intergalactic space travellers are landing in Tallaght next week
'People with disabilities are represented as one-dimensional, that they're happy all the time'
4 events for... anyone who loves a trip to the theatre
'The Celtic Tiger was ridiculous - it was a moment that needed to be dramatised'
'I was in mortgage arrears - so I sold my possessions and became a reluctant landlord'
Gate Theatre issues statement in wake of claims of abuse of power and harassment
The Stella Theatre's new look is unveiled for its grand opening
'It's especially relevant to Irish women at this time': This 2,500-year-old play has startling links to the world of 2017
'A small town in a big moment in time' - How Ballybunion got a statue of Bill Clinton
Sponsors drop play for depicting Julius Caesar as Trump
Pat Kinevane: 'We can be terribly cruel - so that drives me to try and make some sense of people'
Waiting for Godot: The enduring mystery of Samuel Beckett's most famous play
For the first time, a Maeve Binchy novel will be performed on the stage
Polish prosecutors investigate play that features sex scenes with statue of Saint John Paul II
Drag, dance and George Bush: 9 shows to catch at the Tiger Dublin Fringe
Pressure, obsession and confusion: Turning 35 and deciding whether or not to have a child
8 great ways to get some culture in Dublin this week
It's dark, you're sitting on stage in a rocking chair, and a woman's voice booms out...