Archives for posts with tag: Frank McGuiness

A few thoughts on Frank McGuiness

February 5, 09 //
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I feel like I owe Frank McGuinness a favour.  If he had been witness to our senior sophistor seminar on his plays Carthaginians and Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme he would have left with his Santa Claus beard wringing wet.  More than half of our dedicated gathering voted with their feet and simply refused to attend on Monday.  Is he really so bad you’d rather stay beneath the duvet?

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The Irish Critic’s Guide to Dublin Theatres: The Project Arts Centre

December 31, 08 //
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The Project Arts Centre’s is perhaps the most innovative and dynamic of Dublin’s theatres.  Price-wise it is also the most student friendly, with many of the exhibitions in the gallery space being free of charge. 

The Project’s programme includes all contemporary art forms: theatre, dance, live art, video and film, jazz, electronic, classical and popular music.  I shall stop before I start to forget that this is a theatre page but the list goes on. 

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