4+ day, 17+ hour ago   (485+ words) Here are eight notable events that might help you to make the most of one of Dublin’s greatest cultural landmark events. Combining theatre and circus, Afronauts tells the story of the space race from the perspective of Edward Mukuka Nkoloso,…...

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (428+ words) Noting that improv, while it lags behind the popularity of stand-up comedy, is uniquely well suited to audience engagement through constant participation. “A lot of people who go to standup shows now expect crowdwork, I think they should go to…...

6+ day, 20+ hour ago   (611+ words) “My whole philosophy is that each of us is a creative person. Every person is creative and creative expression is our way of discovering who we are. Without creative expression, we will wither away.” If you’re around the Royal Mile,…...

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (445+ words) The internet has found “The Count of Monte Cristo”. The heralds of BookTok have unearthed him from Château d’If and decreed he is the hero who seeks revenge on the literacy crisis. The nature of this quest is of course…...

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (319+ words) Kat Higgins’ brother died twenty years ago, and she is not happy with how he is remembered. Comedy gave Higgins a natural language for her expression of grief due to the mode’s inherent disposition towards honesty and truth. The saintly…...

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (790+ words) The National, according to music critic Neil McCormick, are the world’s most influential band. They are the secret weapon behind Taylor Swift’s record-breaking era, the soundtrack to Barack Obama’s 2008 campaign – and a group whose trajectory was shaped by a November…...

6+ day, 21+ hour ago   (280+ words) The University Times The Refound Art of Music Videos In the current age of goldfish attention spans, the trivialization of music videos has become a significant phenomenon. Historically, music videos served as a crucial way to advertise a band or…...

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (851+ words) The University Times The Barbie, the Witch, and the Bare-Chested: A Sziget Festival Review Jázmin Ábrahám writes from Budapest to take us through the sweaty magic of one of Europe’s largest festivals The moment you step out of the security…...