Reviews

The Lulu House by Siren Productions

Reviewed by Jennifer Lee on 30 September 2011 30 Sept - 16 Oct, 2011 in James Joyce House (The Dead)

In this intimate and multi-sensory journey through the nooks and crannies of James Joyce House (the setting of The Dead), Siren Productions combines all its artistic knacks in a loose, ethereal exploration of Wedekind’s 'Lulu' plays and actress Louise Brooks’s role as Lulu in Pabst’s...

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Trade by Mark O'Halloran

Reviewed by Harvey O'Brien on 29 September 2011 29 Sept- 16 Oct, 2011 in Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival

Trade presents a comparatively familiar situation and explores an unsurprising set of questions arising from it, but it does so with good pace in writing and direction and is well performed in an intimate space that greatly enhances the intensity. The setting is a nondescript hotel room in Dublin,...

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Laundry by ANU productions

Reviewed by Sara Keating on 29 September 2011 29 Sept -15 Oct, 2011 in Ulster Bank Dublin Theatre Festival

To describe Louise Lowe’s new site responsive work as an immersive experience would not do justice to the profound relationship between bearing witness and emotional exchange that Laundry demands. Entering the Gloucester Street Magdalene Laundry in groups of three, the audience is immediately separated....

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