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Review of Rhinoceros by Blue Raincoat Theatre Company, Town Hall Theatre, Galway on 28.02.12.
Dear Blue Raincoat Theatre Company,
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Eastwood and DiCaprio bring history to life Written by James Bradshaw.
Tears were shed when Clint Eastwood announced that his acting days were over, but in this fascinating portrait of the former FBI...
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The Woman In Black Film Review
In the past few years, the film industry have failed to come up with an original and truly terrifying movie plot that was guaranteed to cause you...
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Set in a recovered, post-Katrina New Orleans, the film centres around Will Gerard (Nicholas Cage), a popular high-school English teacher who lives a content life with his musician wife, Laura (...
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Spielberg has rummaged through the treasure chest of Tintin classics and has come up trumps with The Adventures of Tintin. For the film he combined the three adventures Hergé wrote during World...
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Life in Zimbabwe is difficult for all, particularly for those with disabilities. Natives believe that disabled children are a burdensome result of witchcraft. They are neglected, disowned...
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The song’s homemade video has gained nearly 170,000 views on YouTube since March, making it the band’s most-watched track to date and the fail-safe choice to launch their career.
Having...
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The song Footloose was made famous after the namesake movie featuring Kevin Bacon made a stir in the 1980s.
On October 14th, the remake of the 1984 dance classic will hit the big screen for the...
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With TV shows like Mad Men, Downton Abbey, Boardwalk Empire etc, life looks more desirable in New York in the 60’s or England in the 1910’s than it does now.
Patrick O'Byrne reviews 'Pinnochio - A Nightmare' by Moonfish Theatre, Nun's Island Theatre, Galway on March 12th 2012.
