Resonance – Éle Ní Chonbhuí 3.5 out of 5 Chloe Commins’ beautiful exploration of life growing up CODA (child of a deaf adult) is as mesmerising as it is meaningful. In this multifaceted theatre piece she combines aerial artistry, … Continue reading Tn2’s Recap of the Fringe
Originally published in the Summer Issue 2020. Few things provide as fertile a fodder for the distinctly atonal Millennial humour as uncertainty. Granted, these are unprecedented times, but memes and internet culture at large provide more than a merely reductive … Continue reading Memes: A Cultural Currency ALT. Editor Clare Maunder discusses the value of memes
This year’s offerings in summer television seem in many ways to be all about the blockbuster: those big-name, bombastic series that will convince you to step away from the pool, put down your sangria, and tune in to the best … Continue reading Summer TV: What To Watch
The Ryder Cup is a different type of golf tournament. It should, by its nature, be a tournament that represents a more inclusive strand to golf but instead, the uncertainty of its existence leads to endless hyping as a means of justification. Continue reading #BringTheNoise: The Ryder Cup and golf culture
Friday // Culture Night Voted last year’s Irish Times No. 1 Culture Night venue, the setting for James Joyce’s “The Dead” is our top pick for this year’s Culture Night. Visitors to the House of the Dead will get a … Continue reading Calendar Choices