Tag Archives: Dublin
Review: Love in the Title at The New Theatre
I’ve never been to the New Theatre before and I’ve also never seen a Hugh Leonard play before, so that’s two new things that I experienced last night. Opening night at Room to Move‘s new production of Hugh Leonard’s ‘Love … Continue reading
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Review: MONSTER/CLOCK at Smock Alley
Sometimes I go to the theatre to hear stories I haven’t heard before, or to hear stories I’ve read but I’d like to see how another storyteller could tell them, sometimes I go because it’s more fun than sitting on … Continue reading
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Review: Wonderland Productions’ Dubliners Walking Experience
Joyce said of Ulysses, ‘I want to give a picture of Dublin so complete that if the city one day suddenly disappeared from the earth it could be reconstructed out of my book’, however the same could be said of his … Continue reading
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Literary Death Match Returns
Exciting news has reached me from the outside world. I’ve come out of hiding in non-blog land to bring you wonderful tidings. This Wednesday, if you’re not too busy sitting in watching endless episodes of Criminal Minds (hey, not judging, … Continue reading
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The Sun Shines Today
Ok well maybe it didn’t, maybe it was windy and rainy but if it did shine today, it would be shining for James Joyce. January 1st, 2012 – today Joyce’s published works come out of copyright in Europe, which is … Continue reading
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B for Baby Back at the Peacock
I’m not a big fan of theatres putting on the same show again even if it was well received the first time – I think the whole thing with theatre is that it should constantly seek new productions to stage … Continue reading
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