Theatre

MTC’s production of the supernaturally tinged Irish pub drama The Weir is a slow-burning pleasure.

This stark new production sadly robs Ariel Dorfman’s modern classic Death and the Maiden of its considerable power.

An inquiry into arts funding is waiting in the wings, but most of the major players are ducking the spotlight.

Caryl Churchill’s Love and Information is drama down to its bones, with so much living in the spaces in-between.

By her own admission, Helen Mirren hasn’t done too badly at crafting an illustrious career.

Red Stitch’s production of The Flick is a luminous and intimate examination of changing relationships.

Orange Is the New Black actor Yael Stone’s “accidental” career is building momentum.

The astonishing Miriam Margolyes is wasted in the greatest hits show The Importance of Being Miriam.

Former Talking Heads frontman David Byrne’s musical about Imelda Marcos shows corruption is the same as it ever was.

Led by Jane Turner, the women in Jumpy make a mockery of those who turn their noses up at simply being entertained.