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Sofia Coppola Outdoes Herself Once Again with ‘Priscilla’ While not painting either Priscilla nor Elvis as villain or hero, Coppola sensitively portrays the infamous relationship that began when Priscilla was just fourteen and lasted ten years.

When fourteen year old Priscilla Beaulieu meets Elvis Presley, her life changes forever. Her parents worry when she moves to America to be with him that she will become enmeshed in the drug-frenzied world of Rock n’ Roll, but something … Continue reading Sofia Coppola Outdoes Herself Once Again with ‘Priscilla’ While not painting either Priscilla nor Elvis as villain or hero, Coppola sensitively portrays the infamous relationship that began when Priscilla was just fourteen and lasted ten years.

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Somewhere Out There You Review A Couple Argues About What the Play is Really About

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I remember Friday evenings more than anything from when I was a teenager. Not because I was going to party’s or sneaking out my bedroom window to hang out with my friends but because every Friday night I used to … Continue reading Somewhere Out There You Review A Couple Argues About What the Play is Really About

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RTÉ Choice Awards 2023 Libby Marchant gives us the inside scoop on the biggest event in the Irish Music Industry

Photo by Margot Guilhot Delsoldato.   Vicar Street. A rainy Thursday night. Dress code: I don’t give a fuck. Sequin jumpsuited girls and boys order Guinness next to middle aged industry heads, who have come straight from the office. This … Continue reading RTÉ Choice Awards 2023 Libby Marchant gives us the inside scoop on the biggest event in the Irish Music Industry

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A Review of Translations by Brian Friel at the Abbey Theatre Director's Caitriona McLaughlin's characters belong on the stage and haunt your imagination for days afterwards

Photo by Ros Kavanagh. “Why do you want to learn English?”, I ask each new batch of students I receive. Their answers, which usually go along the lines of “so I can get a better job” or “so that I … Continue reading A Review of Translations by Brian Friel at the Abbey Theatre Director’s Caitriona McLaughlin’s characters belong on the stage and haunt your imagination for days afterwards

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Unconditional Love A Personal Essay on Finding the Strength to Do the Work that Matters

Art by Linde Vergeylen. The first time I got Covid, I was just barely, barely emerging from my first heartbreak. That week, serendipitously, the one in between Christmas and New Year’s, was the best thing that could have happened to … Continue reading Unconditional Love A Personal Essay on Finding the Strength to Do the Work that Matters