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Adventures in audio - The Lyric Feature returns for a new season (opens the original)
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RTÉ lyric fm's award winning arts and culture documentary series The Lyric Feature (Sundays 6 pm on RTÉ lyric fm and on RTÉ Listen) returns on October 4th with more engaging stories of our past, present and future. But what is The Lyric Feature? It's a place where creative audio makers use the full range of the audible spectrum to tell stories that tickle your brain. It’s a place that regards Irish culture and traditions as something fluid and living, as an inexhaustible source of stories that c
Druid explores O'Neill's A Moon for the Misbegotten (opens the original)
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Patrick Lonergan explores the history of Eugene O'Neill's theatrical masterpiece A Moon for the Misbegotten, revived by Druid Theatre Company and coming to Gaiety Theatre this October for the Dublin Theatre Festival. A Moon for the Misbegotten was the last play that Eugene O'Neill ever completed, and its elegiac tone makes it feel like it might have been his own unconscious farewell to playwriting. He described his play as a "fine, unusual, tragic comedy" – and its blend of humour and sadness is
Marian Keyes and the politics of commercial fiction (opens the original)
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We present an extract from Marian Keyes and the Politics of Commercial Fiction, the new book by Dr. Maria Butler. Marian Keyes is one of Ireland's most important fiction authors but is often not celebrated as such. Keyes’ novels draw on the author’s trademark charm, wit, and pathos, yet her girly packaging and light-hearted marketing resulted in far too little critical attention and celebration compared to her literary contemporaries. This groundbreaking study seeks to challenge the existing nar
Something For The Weekend: Niall Buggy's cultural picks (opens the original)
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We're honoured to welcome an Irish theatre legend to our virtual pages - Niall Buggy's career spans over five decades across film, TV and theatre. A Olivier Award and Irish Theatre Award winner celebrated for his versatility in comedy and drama, he is known for performances in plays like Dead Funny, Uncle Vanya, and The Ferryman, plus big screen roles in Zardoz, Alien³ and Mamma Mia! - for TV viewers, he will forever be remembered as Father Ted's tipsy TV host Henry Sellers. He's currently rehea
Animal kingdom: Blindboy's tales come to the Abbey Theatre stage (opens the original)
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Ruth Mc Gowan, Literary & New Work Director at the Abbey Theatre, introduces Animals, a new work based on the short fiction of writer and podcaster Blindboy Boatclub, premiering at the Abbey this month. The Abbey Theatre is a commissioning house. We invite leading Irish artists into creative conversation with us, and with each other so that extraordinary ideas can bloom. National treasure and niche legend, Blindboy Boatclub is one of Ireland's most influential contemporary thinkers. As a writer,
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