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Thommas Kane Byrne: 'There's a reason most of the roles I'm offered are gangland stories. I'm so sick of it' – The Irish Times

The actor has teamed up with Gemma Dunleavy for He Sits of a Tuesday, set in the working-class Dublin community where they grew up

Dublin Theatre Festival reviews: Fascinating fare from two Brazilian shows

From Lula s re-election to the slavery of past eras, Zona Franca and After The Silence took on some of the issues and history of the South American nation 

The Loved Ones review: Complex, uncomfortable stories brought to life in a refreshing, deceptively simple way

Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: The pace of this assured, entertaining production never falters

Isla review: Confrontation becomes a mirror in this poignant production

Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: There is no way of predicting the shape of this play’s second half. The pay-off is worth the pivot

Actress Karen Egan opens up about breast cancer diagnosis - as thousands turn out in pink to support the Irish Cancer Society

Faust review: Duke Kim, Nicholas Brownlee and Jennifer Davis star in an excellently cast INO production

Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: Production designer Francis O’Connor powerfully realises the updating of the story by Jack Furness

To Be a Machine (Version 2.0) review: This compelling, paradoxical production is more than a clever meta-exercise

Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: Questions arise as soon as each audience member puts on a virtual-reality headset and earphones, isolating us from each other

The Dead House review: A funeral, a community and a precise, imposing Martin Beanz Warde

Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: The charismatic polymath’s ability to occupy the stage is what really establishes his debut play as a piece of theatre

The Guide: The events to see, the shows to book, and the ones to catch before they end

Including New Order, Ireland Music Week, King Krule, The Unthanks, Faust, Andy Warhol, Jack Whitehall and Murder One

The Saviour review: A showcase for Marie Mullen's room-filling stagecraft – The Irish Times

Dublin Theatre Festival 2023: Deirdre Kinahan’s fine two-hander groans with dramatic commentary on where the nation has been and where it has ended up