Endgame review: A grim depiction of entropy and finality

Pan Pan’s production doesn’t so much revivify Samuel Beckett’s play as submit to it

The best theatre this week: From Beckett to a female-centred festival

Des Keogh and Rosaleen Linehan stage a reunion; and SoloSirens comes to Tallaght

Níall Tóibín funeral told of ‘great actor, great comedian and great man’

Late star knew his demons and knew his gifts, says Mass celebrant Fr Brian D’Arcy

First look: Bewley’s Cafe Theatre reopens after stylish re-fit

After three years off-site, the lunchtime venue returns to swish new facilities

Animated version of McCourt’s Angela and Shane MacGowan on RTÉ’s Christmas menu

An animated Frank McCourt story, a Fairytale of New York doc and Mrs Brown

Did you know there was an unused theatre under Busáras?

The lost theatres of Dublin revealed

The show goes on – An Irishman’s Diary on a celebration of Fergus and Rosaleen Linehan

Funeral of Fergus Linehan told of kindness and principles

A theatre man who was ‘an appallingly bad actor’ and a dad who loved unconditionally

Writer and former ‘Irish Times’ journalist Fergus Linehan dies aged 82

Former arts editor also wrote many musicals, plays and adaptations for theatre

Tributes paid to ‘great actor and fearless advocate’ Anita Reeves

Hundreds gather at Mansion House on Saturday morning for humanist ceremony

The sound of sadness permeates musical commemorations of the Rising

Sorrow and loss continue to hold us in greater thrall than the idea of a new order in the offing

Mixed-and-matched Mozart in a blast from the concert past

Freiburger Barockorchester pay no heed to modern approaches to concert structures

Ability of Wesley Burrowes to ‘capture character’ recalled

Funeral told ‘stories mattered’ to the playwright, author and scriptwriter

Late writer Wesley Burrowes best remembered for ‘Glenroe’

Northern Protestant wrote with great success about ‘primitive’ rural Catholic Ireland