Donegal to Dakar: the Irish play about British rule hitting home in post-colonial Senegal
An African staging of Brian Friel’s Translations resonates deeply as the country distances itself from France
September 2025
Dancing at Lughnasa review – flashes of rapture in Brian Friel’s story of sisterhood
Elizabeth Newman’s debut show as artistic director captures the play’s humour and heartbreak yet leaves you wishing for more of its ecstatic abandon
January 2025
Faith Healer review – Brian Friel revival tests its audience’s belief
Brian Friel’s plays to be brought home to cross-border Irish terroir that inspired them
March 2024
The week in theatre: Faith Healer; Instructions for a Teenage Armageddon – review
Faith Healer review – Brian Friel’s classic questions everything we believe
April 2023
The week in theatre: Dancing at Lughnasa; Private Lives – review
Dancing at Lughnasa review – an exquisite staging of Brian Friel’s evocative drama
January 2023
Vittorio Angelone: Translations review – an eye-catching standup debut
The Irish-Italian comedian, nominated for best newcomer at the Edinburgh fringe, delivers his show with a light touch and ample self-irony
May 2022
Translations review – Brian Friel’s tale of two cultures has universal impact
Caitríona McLaughlin’s taut new production of Friel’s colonisation drama is a timeless study of change and identity
December 2021
Faith Healer review – Aidan Gillen is mercurial and mysterious in Brian Friel’s classic
Gillen, Niamh Cusack and Nigel Lindsay deliver haunting monologues in director Joe Dowling’s affectingly sombre production
August 2021
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From parents who meddle in their children’s relationships to ex-wives who loom over second marriages, families in fiction can be just as complicated as they are in real life
September 2020
Faith Healer review – this virtual Friel is the stuff of miracles
Michael Sheen, Indira Varma and David Threlfall are magnificent in Matthew Warchus’s enthralling livestreamed production of Brian Friel’s 1979 play