Dry House News Today

PATRICK MANION: Eugene OHares new play, starring Kathy Kiera Clarke (ditzy Aunt Sarah from Derry Girls), is as bleak and beautiful a work as you might care to imagine.

GEORGINA BROWN: Lolita Chakrabartis deft distillation of Maggie OFarrells Hamnet - an imagined exploration of Shakespeares family over 18 years - becomes something new and fresh.

Domestic drama about sisters struggling with grief and alcoholism is beautifully acted

The capacity to arrest our own destruction is central in Eugene O’Hare’s stark look at a woman struggling to cope after the death of her teenage daughter

This was a wonderful evening in the theatre – you could say that this is what theatre is all about, not just to entertain, but to make the audience feel uncomfortable...

April has some truly exciting theatre in store. From Ryan Calais Cameron's new play about Sidney Poitier to a revival of Brian Friel's Olivier Award-winning play and one of Noël Coward's darkly comic masterpieces, BroadwayWorld has some brilliant recommendations for your theatrical delectation.

What's announced and what's in previews in the West End.

I found Dennis Mombauer’s supernatural eco-novella The House of Drought to be both captivating and confusing.

A Northern Irish playwright has said he wanted to give “Newry a voice” as he teams up with Derry Girls actress Kathy Kiera Clarke for a new West End play set entirely in a Co Down pub.

Irish America's weekly news roundup covering the return of stolen skulls to Inishbofin and the date/location of this year's National Famine Commemoration.