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Review: A  Murder of Crows at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin
9 December 2016
Reviews • Dublin

Review: A Murder of Crows at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin

Theatre Upstairs ⋄ 6th - 17th December 2016
By Chris McCormack

“Beware of the crows!” Chris McCormack reviews a coming-of-age play containing elements of fairytale.


Review: Tape at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin
8 December 2016
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Review: Tape at Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin

Smock Alley Theatre ⋄ 6th - 7th December 2016
By Chris McCormack

Deceptive appearances: Chris McCormack reviews Fregoli’s staging of Stephen Belber’s 1999 drama.


Review: It’s a Wonderful bleedin’ Life at Bewley’s Cafe Theatre @ Powerscourt
5 December 2016
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Review: It’s a Wonderful bleedin’ Life at Bewley’s Cafe Theatre @ Powerscourt

Bewley's Cafe Theatre ⋄ 1st - 21st December 2016
By Chris McCormack

It’s all relative: Chris McCormack reviews Gary Duggan’s take on The Greatest Gift.


Review: Dubliners Women at The New Theatre
2 December 2016
Reviews • Dublin

Review: Dubliners Women at The New Theatre

The New Theatre ⋄ 28th November - 17th December 2016
By Chris McCormack

Still ringing true: Chris McCormack reviews Katie O’Kelly’s adaptation of three episodes from Joyce’s Dubliners.


Review: The Importance of Nothing at Project Arts Centre
18 November 2016
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Review: The Importance of Nothing at Project Arts Centre

Project Arts Centre ⋄ 15th - 19th November 2016
By Chris McCormack

Each man kills the thing he loves: Chris McCormack reviews Pan Pan’s new work about Oscar Wilde and a prison therapy group.


Review: Test Dummy at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin
18 November 2016
Reviews • Dublin

Review: Test Dummy at Theatre Upstairs, Dublin

Theatre Upstairs ⋄ 15th - 26th November 2016
By Chris McCormack

“Was it the way I laughed?” Chris McCormack reviews Caitríona Daly’s fractured monologue about abuse.


Review: Lear at the Samuel Beckett Theatre
24 October 2016
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Review: Lear at the Samuel Beckett Theatre

Samuel Beckett Theatre ⋄ 22nd - 24th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

Turning the verbal into the physical: Chris McCormack reviews Irish Modern Dance Theatre’s interpretation of King Lear.


Review: Butterflies and Bones at Project Arts Centre
22 October 2016
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Review: Butterflies and Bones at Project Arts Centre

Project Arts Centre ⋄ 20th - 22nd October 2016
By Chris McCormack

Clearing a name: Chris McCormack reviews Fearghus Ó Conchúir’s new dance work based on the life of Roger Casement.


Review: Donegal at the Abbey Theatre
18 October 2016
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Review: Donegal at the Abbey Theatre

Abbey Theatre ⋄ 12th October - 19th November 2016
By Chris McCormack

Fading dreams and family ties: Chris McCormack reviews Frank McGuinness and Kevin Doherty’s new ‘play with songs’.


Review: First Love at the O’Reilly Theatre, Dublin
16 October 2016
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Review: First Love at the O’Reilly Theatre, Dublin

O'Reilly Theatre ⋄ 12th - 16th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

Chris McCormack reviews an unremarkable adaptation of a Beckett novella.


Review: It’s Not Over at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Dublin
14 October 2016
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Review: It’s Not Over at the Samuel Beckett Theatre, Dublin

Samuel Beckett Theatre ⋄ 12th - 16th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

Each unbearable blast: Chris McCormack reviews THEATREclub’s marathon production weaving together Sean O’Casey’s The Plough and the Stars and Irish politics.


Review: Alien Documentary at Project Arts Centre
11 October 2016
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Review: Alien Documentary at Project Arts Centre

Project Arts Centre ⋄ 6th - 15th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

A male perspective: Chris McCormack reviews a new play focusing on the identities of men in modern Ireland.


Review: The Seagull at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin
10 October 2016
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Review: The Seagull at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin

The Gaiety Theatre ⋄ 6th - 16th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

A parade of missed connections by a summer lake: Chris McCormack reviews the Corn Exchange’s updating of Chekhov to modern Ireland.


Review: The Remains of Maisie Duggan at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin
7 October 2016
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Review: The Remains of Maisie Duggan at the Abbey Theatre, Dublin

Abbey Theatre ⋄ 29th September - 29th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

Get back in the kitchen: Chris McCormack considers the image of the Irish home in The Remains of Maisie Duggan.


Review: Ireland Shed A Tear? at the New Theatre, Dublin
3 October 2016
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Review: Ireland Shed A Tear? at the New Theatre, Dublin

Dublin ⋄ 30th September - 9th October 2016
By Chris McCormack

Nowhere left to go: Chris McCormack reviews a new play about Ireland’s Traveller communities and the Carrickmines tragedy.


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