Kevin Barry does provide some fun in The Cave, but the tale of a pair of alienated brothers doesn't quite live up to its ...

Viewers love a Julian Fellowes period drama. With his and Sonja Warfield‘s HBO series, The Gilded Age, being set in the 1880s ...

Great Expectations at the Abbey Theatre (Image: Abbey Theatre) It is played out on a sparse stage with ever-changing but effective backcloths as the action moves from the young Pip living with his ...

In addition to examining Nixon's working relationship with Eisenhower, the play also delves into his private life with his ...

Elizabeth McGovern, best known for playing Lady Cora in “Downton Abbey,” stars in the show based on a series of real-life ...

An independent review of governance at the Abbey Theatre has criticised actions taken by the board between 2019 and 2021, when it was chaired by Dr Frances Ruane. The Arts Council told the Abbey ...

Two weeks from today, the Abbey Theatre will go dark for the rest of the summer. Promises of occasional, as-yet-unspecified “events” over that period plus a couple of Dublin Fringe shows in ...

We might assume that wish has been granted in this revival at Dublin’s Abbey Theatre, which is performed by a 16-strong female and non-binary cast. And yet, the idealised vision of a more ...

However, new accounts for the Abbey Theatre show that the rebound in box office income was not enough to prevent losses of €1.18m last year as costs increased sharply. The increase in costs was ...

Francis O'Connor's set is a crucial, at times crushing, participant in the slow-burn revelation of past sins wreaking present havoc. A salon with no pictures, only a mirror, and dead space in the ...

Following the Coronation of Their Majesties The King and The Queen Consort, visitors will be welcomed to the Abbey to see the Coronation Theatre from Monday 8th May to Saturday 13th May. Visitors will ...

The Herald will say in the morning that the Park Theatre and International Hotel property, Nos. 615 to 619 Washingtonstreet, has been purchased by Messrs. Abbey Scaoeffel, the managers of the theatre.