PUP & EWSS: High Priority for the Arts Sector
A sector that provided strength and solidarity during the lockdown is now fighting for its survival. 35,000 staff of the events industry were left with little or no means of livelihood.
Emma Dabiri’s ‘What White People Should do Next’ now available on Amazon
In her book titled ‘What White People Can Do Next,’ Dabiri will be questioning popular shibboleths such as ‘White Supremacy’ and ‘White Privilege’ .
Can a pandemic stop musicians from creating music?
A law student, a computer scientist, a linguist, and a literature student from TCD meet virtually to create 'First World Problems'
EPIC’s Nine Points To Save The Event Production Industry
EPIC calls upon the government for support in a six-part pre-budget submission that was launched today.
Abbey Theatre’s ‘The Great Hunger’ sells out in 10 minutes
From the epic poem of Patrick Kavanagh, The Great Hunger will premiere at the Dublin Theatre Festival 2020.
The Lir Announces Four New Productions for Gradfest 2020
The Lir makes special allowance for adaptation of Oscar Wilde's Salomé, or The Cult of the Clitoris. Here's why.
Culture Night Cork City 2020: ‘Ball Hopping’
Ballincollig Youthreach Students Create Original Track About Cork Slang to Support Culture Night Cork City 2020
Create Ireland: Ready for round two to the AIC Scheme?
Hear from an Irish artist what it means to be an Artist In the Community scheme recipient.
€6 million worth of supports for music and live performances announced
An allocation of €6 million under two major divisions; Live Performance support scheme and the Music Stimulus Scheme was announced by Minister Martin yesterday.
Utopia or Bust: Manifestos of a New Era
Dublin Fringe Festival together with Centre Culturel Irlandis has commissioned three unique and powerful artists to “write and share their manifesto for the new era they want to usher in.”