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Chris McCormack



Articles by Chris McCormack


Review: Lunatic, There I Go at the Civic Theatre, Dublin
4 January 2018
Reviews • Dublin

Review: Lunatic, There I Go at the Civic Theatre, Dublin

2 - 6 January 2018
By Chris McCormack

You need a rest: Chris McCormack reviews a new play about Hanna Greally, a woman wrongly held in a psychiatric institution for 18 years.


Review: Bang Bang at Bewley’s Café Theatre, Dublin
12 December 2017
Reviews • Dublin • National • Reviews

Review: Bang Bang at Bewley’s Café Theatre, Dublin

December 6 - December 23
By Chris McCormack

The Wild Wild West: Dermot Bolger’s one-man play explores the life of a beloved Dublin eccentric.


Review: The Red Shoes at the Gate Theatre, Dublin
8 December 2017
Reviews • Dublin • National • Reviews

Review: The Red Shoes at the Gate Theatre, Dublin

December 6 - January 27
By Chris McCormack

Dancing feet: Nancy Harris’ Hans Christian Andersen adaptation brims with “barely suppressed sorrow and heartbreak”.


Review: Two of Clubs at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin
7 December 2017
Reviews • Dublin • National • Reviews

Review: Two of Clubs at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin

December 1 - December 16
By Chris McCormack

Sweet and sour: Jessica Leen’s new play sounds great, but regresses into petty drama.


Review: Mr Burns at Project Arts Centre, Dublin
6 December 2017
Reviews • Dublin • National • Reviews

Review: Mr Burns at Project Arts Centre, Dublin

November 30 - October 9
By Chris McCormack

D’Oh! The Simpsons is all that’s survived in Anne Washburn’s bold “post-electric” play.


Review: They Called Her Vivaldi at the Abbey Theatre
4 December 2017
Reviews • Dublin

Review: They Called Her Vivaldi at the Abbey Theatre

1 - 23 December 2017
By Chris McCormack

Cheerfully imaginative: Chris McCormack reviews the Abbey Theatre’s family show about a musical prodigy.


Review: The Restoration of Hope at the New Theatre, Dublin
25 November 2017
Reviews • Dublin

Review: The Restoration of Hope at the New Theatre, Dublin

21 November - 16 December 2017
By Chris McCormack

Christmas is the time for revenge: Chris McCormack reviews Philip St. John’s new supernatural drama.


Review: You Could Be Us at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin
22 November 2017
Reviews • Dublin • National • Reviews

Review: You Could Be Us at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin

November 20 - November 21
By Chris McCormack

Can an emoji transform back into real emotion? Jarlath Tivnan’s new play asks compelling questions of mental illness.


Review: Tactics for Time Travel in a Toilet at The Barracks, Belfast
16 November 2017
Reviews • Belfast

Review: Tactics for Time Travel in a Toilet at The Barracks, Belfast

11- 18 November 2017
By Chris McCormack

‘Is this a safe space? Asking for a friend,’ Chris McCormack reviews TheatreofplucK’s performance as part of Outburst Queer Arts Festival 2017.


Review: Fire Below (A War of Words) at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin
14 November 2017
Reviews • Dublin

Review: Fire Below (A War of Words) at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin

9 - 18 November 2017
By Chris McCormack

Resolution isn’t that simple: Chris McCormack reviews Owen McCafferty’s new play at the Abbey Theatre.


Review: Dubliners at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Dublin
10 November 2017
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Review: Dubliners at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Dublin

November 9 - November 11
By Chris McCormack

A Joyce to rejoice in: Andrew Synnott and Arthur Riordan’s operatic adaptation finds a rich resonance.


Review: This is the Funeral of Your Life at Project Arts Centre, Dublin
9 November 2017
Reviews • Dublin • National • Reviews

Review: This is the Funeral of Your Life at Project Arts Centre, Dublin

November 3 - November 11
By Chris McCormack

Dead good: Louise White’s eclectic exploration of mortality is ebullient and profound.


Listening to Women in Irish Theatre
8 November 2017
Features

Listening to Women in Irish Theatre

By Chris McCormack

As Dublin’s Gate Theatre becomes the centre of allegations of sexual harassment, Chris McCormack explores the history of womens’ public testimony in Irish theatre.


Review: Josephine K and the Algorithms at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin
17 October 2017
Reviews • Dublin

Review: Josephine K and the Algorithms at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin

13 - 21 October 2017
By Chris McCormack

Cold as raw data: Chris McCormack reviews Stacey Gregg’s contemporary take on Kafka’s The Trial.


Review: King of the Castle at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin
15 October 2017
Reviews • Dublin

Review: King of the Castle at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

11 - 15 October 2017
By Chris McCormack

Jealousy, longing, loneliness and insecurity: Chris McCormack reviews a revival of Eugene McCabe’s rarely-performed play set in rural Ireland.


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