Shakespeare’s comedy is set in a retirement home, and uses some of the Abbey’s veteran actors, writes Alan O’Riordan.

I’m alarmingly straight, a bit of a say what you think person.

Sonya Kelly puts a funny spin on her battles with bureaucracy to secure an Irish visa for her Australian girlfriend, writes Pádraic Killeen

The film, Stay, is about people who are “between the chairs,” says writer/director, Wiebke von Carolsfeld. Characters who are in search of a place called home or a place to stay.

Dublin City Gallery: The Hugh Lane

Seán Lynch celebrates the O’Shea brothers’ craftsmanship.

Ireland’s love of whiskey and stout is well established. What is less known, perhaps, is that the country has a long association with the grape, too, longer than the arrival of Blue Nun on our shelves a few decades ago.

Stefanie Preissner bares her soul in the autobiographical play, Solpadeine Is My Boyfriend, writes Colette Sheridan

Des O'Driscoll previews the best of Christmas TV

Separating the real person from the image was the focus of Rebecca Daly’s directorialdebut film The Other Side of Sleep, Don O’Mahony reports

Fishamble’s Tiny Plays for Ireland project affords ordinary people the opportunity to speak their minds, writes Pádraic Killeen

DON’T look down as the curtain goes up.