In Euripedes’ tragedy, Medea’s doomed children are beloved, but nameless, and voiceless.

Synge’s play was first staged in an Ireland under British rule. Oonagh Murphy’s intriguing new production reminds us of that fact, by moving the action into Ulster.

An award-winning Irish theatre director says that women in the industry “have suffered so much shit”.

The largest-ever clothes drive for people living in direct provision takes place today.

Alan O’Riordan reviews Ulysses and Tribes.

Noelle Brown’s 89-year-old mother helped to inspire ‘CREAKING’, a play that will feature volunteer cast members at every venue, writes Margaret Jennings.

Update 5pm: The Director of the Abbey says the theatre is committed to putting on more plays written by women.