HouseWork review: A love letter and an elegy for the 1990s and a future Ireland that never quite arrived
Cork Midsummer Festival 2026: Áine Ní Laoghaire’s one-woman show portrays the shifting role of women through their rise in house music
The Whiteheaded Boy review: Heart of Abbey’s summer show lies in an unexpected place
Genevieve Hulme-Beaman combines deadpan melancholy with sublimely odd physical comedy in Annie Ryan’s bawdy staging of the Lennox Robinson play
Poison review: Full of emotional texture, this play deserves richer characterisation
Theatre: In the Irish premiere of Lot Vekemans’s play, grieving parents care most about trying to dominate each other
The Good Luck Club review: Absorbing study of Irish sweepstake greed features oodles of skulduggery
Louise Lowe’s promenade piece, at the National Archives, portrays the shady history of the Irish Hospitals’ Sweepstake
Les Misérables: The Arena Concert Spectacular – You’ll never have heard the musical so brilliantly sung
Theatre: Killian Donnelly leads a cast that features some of the greatest voices associated with the production
The Kerryman review: A love story riddled with missed points and misunderstandings
In Eva O’Connor’s new play, worlds collide as a young couple struggle to understand why they’re so drawn to one another
Norma review: Irish National Opera’s priority needed to be finding the right soprano. It did
Salome Jicia surmounts every vocal challenge of the role. She is well matched with Mario Chang, William Guanbo Su and Siobhan Stagg
Puff review: Hiltinho Fantástico’s glorious movement shows the possibilities of the human body
Dublin Dance Festival 2026: Created with Alice Ripoll, Puff is a homage to Brazil’s passinho urban dance
Soft God by Emma Martin – Powerful performances in a dance show where it helps to embrace the chaos
Dublin Dance Festival 2026: The dancers never waver in a production that is sometimes whimsical, at other times thoughtful
The Fifth Sun review: Mufutau Yusuf’s rare artistry comes to beautiful, moving life
Dublin Dance Festival 2026: Luail displays remarkable interconnectedness as tableaux combine into a profound interpretation of the nature of being alive
Shard review: Utterly compelling, flawlessly performed portrayal of a disintegrating society
Theatre: Neill Fleming evokes real fear in Stewart Roche’s intricate, intellectually daring tale for our confused and troubling times
The Gate’s assured Ideal Husband remains fittingly haunted by the circumstances of its creation
Matthew Malone and Caitríona Ennis star in Marc Atkinson Borrull’s revival of Oscar Wilde’s most political work
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