Set in the Scottish countryside, I See My Sister follows two sisters, Mhairi and Caoimhe, as they run from their hometown. What they are running from is not immediately clear, but as their lives become more entangled with the Scottish …
Theater review
Dinner
Trinity News reviews Exeter University Theatre Company’s latest production Dinner
Showcased from August 12 to 24 in @thespaceuk, Dinner, directed by Fern Boston is a gripping, mesmerising, and electric production that leaves audiences immersed in a dinner party gone dark. A retelling of Moira Buffini’s 2002 play entitled Dinner, …
Burnout
Trinity News reviews Sady 10’s latest production BURNOUT
An honest and raw exploration into the aftermath of online dating, BURNOUT opens in a bedroom flooded with bright colours and interesting props. Fern is on a call with her therapist, having reached the end of her tether with online …
The Alternative review: Imagining an Ireland still tied to the Union
Michael Patrick and Oisín Kearney’s play depicts an Ireland at once fantastical and accurate, writes Liam Whelan
Yeats wondered, in the wake of the 1916 Rising, whether Dublin’s carnage had been in vain and concluded – with characteristic myopia – that it probably had been. Despite it all, it seemed to him, old England could ‘keep faith’ …