The Opus building on Six Hanover Quay is in the heart of the docklands in an area that's quickly becoming known as Google Town

Magician David Blaine has moved his Dublin show from the 3Arena to the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre, saying technical issues caused the switch.

Despite the fact work has not yet started on the events venue, the key players insist the project will eventually reach fruition, writes Eoin English

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David Gray has had an occasionally fraught relationship with his back catalogue, once telling this writer he was a bit jaundiced playing his biggest hit, Babylon, night after night.

A 'Love Actually' live concert with a full orchestra is coming to Dublin.

Questions over how to fund the proposed events centre in Cork has left the project in limbo and the city still waiting for its first curtain call, writes Eoin English.

The enormous success of Hamilton has underlined the enduring appeal of musical theatre. Marjorie Brennan selects the best shows of the year ahead.

Take That are never name-checked in The Band, a spirited musical that features much of the British popstars’ best-known back catalogue.

Heterosexual and same-sex couples are treated equally by the law if their marriage fails. But do gay relationships have their own unique difficulties, asks Ellie O’Byrne

The smash-hit musical is returning to Dublin’s Bord Gais Energy Theatre from July 18 to September 1.

The Meath native began his career in Navan as a member of the St Mary's Musical Society.

Our regular contributors select their highlights of the year.

Cork actress Molly Lynch tells Ellie O’Byrne ‘Sunset Boulevard’ is about pitfalls of stardom

The show opened at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre last week and will run until November 18 2017.

Were you at the show?

A musical that has been extremely popular with amateur musical societies around Ireland.

The owners of the five-star Marker Hotel in Dublin have secured the go-ahead for a €10m investment that will add a new floor and upgraded roof bar to the property.

The dying wish of Angela’s Ashes author Frank McCourt has finally been granted as his family scattered his ashes in Limerick to coincide with the eighth anniversary of his passing.

In April, the dubliner dropped her new album LIFE. LOVE. FLESH. BLOOD followed by three sold out dates at the Bord Gais Energy Theatre.

‘Angela’s Ashes’ took the literary world by storm and now Frank McCourt’s masterpiece is coming to the stage as a musical. Esther McCarthy goes behind the scenes at rehearsals.

Slapstick comedy and tumbling sets provided the belly laughs in The Play that Goes Wrong, writes Ed Power.

Bórd Gais Energy Theatre, Dublin

Future stars of stage and screen gathered gongs and shared the red carpet with celebrities at a student theatre event in Dublin.

Bernie Sanders' talk in Dublin has sold out in minutes.

Catch all you need-to-know entertainment news with Eoghan O’Sullivan.

The production is produced by Pat Moylan, directed by Thom Sutherland, with Music and Lyrics by Adam Howell.

US Senator and former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is to come to Ireland in June, it has been announced.

Tickets are priced from €15 and include a copy of his book ‘Our Revolution: a future to believe in’.

The critically-acclaimed stage adaptation of The Curious Incident of the Dog In the Night-Time is coming back to Dublin. Ed Power meets the cast. 

To say we’re excited is an understatement.

La La Land received 14 nominations at this year’s Academy Awards, and picked up six awards, most notably for Best Director, Best Actress, as well as Best Original Song for ‘City of Stars’ and Best Original Score.

Here's your lunchtime bulletin.

"Tickets, tickets, anybody for tickets?"

If you would like to spend one short day in the Emerald City, tickets for the Dublin dates go on sale from the Bord Gais Energy Theatre on Friday June 30 at 9am.

The season is set to be the most spectacular season in the theatre’s history with 13 brand new shows encompassing musicals, drama and comedy.

Food news with Joe McNamee.

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A boom in ticket sales for works by Irish playwrights Brian Friel, Enda Walsh, and Conor McPherson contributed to the Dublin Theatre Festival last year recording a greater than threefold increase in profits to €107,626.

2016 marks the 30th anniversary of one of the best films ever made by one of the greatest filmmakers of modern times - Aliens.