Person: Hilton Edwards

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Curtain rises on abuse and sexual discrimination in Ireland’s theatres

Abuse and sexual discrimination have always been part and parcel of the theatre in Ireland, right back to the old days of the Abbey and the Gate, writes Terry Prone

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Time to face the final curtain for Michael Colgan at the Gate Theatre

In casting our referendum votes, we showed faith, hope, and love

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Simon Callow: My new testament

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Festival focus on film great Harris

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Barbara Brennan returns to Pride and Prejudice at the Gate

Olympia’s Maureen is still going strong after 64 years behind the bar

At 88, the iconic theatre’s barmaid tells Margaret Carragher about the many stars she met, and how she bizarrely hid eight kids from the boss

Fri, 07 Jun, 2013

Am-Dram takes centre stage on TV

THE passion for treading the boards on the amateur drama circuit will be documented in a new six-part series on RTÉ One, starting on Apr 16.

Tue, 16 Apr, 2013

Haughey suspected air corps was spying on him

Master of political intrigue Charles Haughey believed the tables had been turned on him in the 1980s and suspected the air corps was being used to spy on his activities.

Tue, 13 Nov, 2012

Take a bow, Mr Swash, to great applause

How a theatre producer transformed a derelict stone cottage into a star attraction. Tommy Barker reports

Sat, 29 Sep, 2012

‘He’s a sportsman first of all — they’re all stars, not porn stars!’

Joycean scholar, gay rights advocate and broadcaster, David Norris became a national treasure some time ago. In the wake of Donal Óg Cusack’s revelations last week, he spoke to Michael Moynihan about his own secret life within the GAA.

Sat, 24 Oct, 2009

Nationwide tour for Beckett masterpiece

A production of one of the world’s best known theatrical masterpieces will visit the length and breadth of the country this autumn.

Mon, 01 Sep, 2008