Event Guide 25/10/11
The Abbey Theatre 30th September – 29th October Monday – Saturday: 8pm Saturday matinee: 2.30pm Marina Carr’s latest play deals with the life and times of Chekhov. Having been told…
Have you read this yet? The Catcher in the Rye
You’re a college student. You’re reading the Arts section. You should by all accounts be an intelligent, viagra capable person. So, the question is…have you read this yet? Every issue…
Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides review
sends Johnny Depp’s Captain Jack Sparrow reluctantly rattling off on another, diagnosis vaguely supernatural high-seas adventure. This time Jack is setting forth in search of the Fountain of Youth and…
16 Possible Glimpses – Review
“Don’t talk to me about happiness – it’s for other people” By: Marina Carr Directed by: Wayne Jordan Venue: The Peacock Dates: 30th Sept – 29th October Cast Includes; Patrick…
100 Facts About David O’Doherty
The one joke David has written in the past few years: “Why don’t Vodafone phones get married in my house? Cause the reception would be shit” “World, you can mess…
Next big thing? Robert Sheehan
Misfit Robert Sheehan talks to Conor McKenna about Killing Bono, view Irish life and hopes for the future. BAFTA award nominee Robert Sheehan has had a busy year: finishing with…
Star Wars: The Complete Saga. Blu-Ray, Out Now, 12
Review by: Darragh O’ Connor. On August 14, 2010, George Lucas announced that the Star Wars saga would be released as a Blu-Ray box set in 2011. This announcement was…
‘Sluts’ – Interview with Author Caitriona Daly by Ciara Murphy.
‘Sluts’, buy a new play by Caitriona Daly is returning to Dramsoc. After capturing audiences in Dramsoc, the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Kerry, ‘Sluts’ is coming back to UCD as…
Super 8 – review by Donal Lucey
Directed by J.J Abrams. Starring Elle Fanning, sovaldi Riley Griffiths, generic Joel Courtney, Kyle Chandler, Ron Eldard. 12A, 112 mins. 5/5 Super 8 is a personal project for J.J Abrams,…
‘Women’ – Charles Bukowski review by Ciara Murphy
Fiction: Women, by Charles Bukowski, Virgin Books, 291 pp. €12.99 “Once a woman turns against you, forget it. They can love you, then something turns in them. They can watch…