●●●●○ Half Light is an endearingly funny show that proves to be equally profound. Mollie Molumby and her cast employ the nostalgia of childhood storybooks to present ten-year-old Robin’s concerned perspective on his dad’s self doubt following the loss of … Continue reading Half Light – review
Kaperlak hovers between mediums, categorising itself as a music theatre piece – it is at once theatre, a soundscape, and performance art. Some of the most effective performances happen on the boundaries between disciplines, and there is the sense here … Continue reading Kaperlak – review
TN2 speaks with recent Trinity graduate Aoife Leonard about her show MADE UP, which debuted on the DU Players stage in 2014. The Fast Food Collective recently brought the show to the Edinburgh Fringe Theatre Festival, before finishing up the … Continue reading Interview with Aoife Leonard, writer of MADE UP
Amelia McConville speaks with director Mollie Molumby, ahead of Half Light’s run at the New Theatre as part of the Tiger Dublin Fringe Theatre Festival. Can you give us a short and enticing overview of what Half Light is about? … Continue reading Interview with Mollie Molumby, director of Half Light
Foxcatcher progresses with a remarkable blend of subtlety and clarity bolstered by strong performances from Steve Carrell, Channing Tatum and Mark Ruffalo – ●●●●○ Continue reading Foxcatcher – Review