David Horan

Three reviews from the opening weekend of the Dublin Theatre Festival

In the largest international festival on earth, artists from Ireland have proven themselves disproportionately successful

This butter-wouldn’t-melt production is a place of hapless priests and pushy housekeepers in a changeless world

Is this depiction of one man’s crisis in faith something we can believe in?

Help the writer deliver the best play possible. Get the basics right early. Do very little for a successful show, then claim the credit. Welcome to the tricks of the dramaturg’s trade

No props, gimmicks or special effects – just brilliant theatre

Zoe’s Play, The Ark, Dublin