Fishamble theatre company’s stolen award returned after successful campaign to locate it
Company’s prized Olivier award was stolen at the weekend during a break-in atDublin office
Fishamble
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Fishamble theatre company appeals for return of stolen Olivier award
Award stolen during break-in at Dublin premises over weekend
Breaking: Two characters, four actors and a rotating series of scenes, emotions and meanings
Dublin Theatre Festival 2024: In Amy Kidd’s play, actors of different genders, races, backgrounds and accents portray the same unhappy couple
In Two Minds review: Inventively exposing the exhilaration and frustrations of living with bipolar disorder
Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: Karen McCartney nicely captures the emotional mess of sympathy, irritation and pain in this play by Joanne Ryan
King review: Incredibly compelling narrative but something isn’t quite right
Theatre: Pat Kinevane’s talent as a writer and performer are indisputable but it is time to consider a new format
The stage is (almost) set: Theatre coming our way in 2023
Including Frigid, The Ocean at the End of the Lane, Twelfth Night, Reggie’s Guide to Social Climbing and Hangmen
The Treaty negotiations: a story of trust forged and trust broken
Did Lloyd George mesmerise Collins, or did Collins silently acquiesce to his pressure tactics?
‘Always be beautiful. Always be dynamic. Always be welcoming’
A Japanese mentor helped to inspire Conor Hanratty’s online short play War Paint
‘I hate intervals. The overheated hell of the bar. The aimless milling about’
The intermission - or interval to you and me - is a threatened species in theatre and an extinct one in cinema
Pat Kinevane: On My Culture Radar
Actor on his favourite New Zealand city, his appreciation of Niall Buggy and dancing at ‘Dreamgirls’
Theatres agree to ‘gender-blind casting’ and more female playwrights
Leading theatres, festivals and groups sign up to policy to increase female involvement
30 plays chosen to move to next stage of A Play For Ireland process
Project seeks subjects that ‘capture the zeitgeist’ of the country
Theatre of the week: Swan Lake reimagined and the Gregory deal remembered
Birds of a feather flock to the theatre this week
Pat Kinevane’s singular vision from the brink of the world
The Cork actor and playwright’s searing solo performances have a style of their own and have taken him to 18 countries – so why does he still struggle to admit that he’s a writer?
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