Theatre
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From the Abbey Theatre in Dublin to the Edinburgh International Festival, from Yeats to Wilde to Friel, the Celtic voice has had a lasting strength and resonance in world theatre. |
| The Seafarer | Four men, the Devil, and a card game at Howth Head |
| Pumpgirl | Gwen Orel reviews the stirring new work by Abbie Spallen |
| The Pirate Queen |
Gwen Orel reviews the new musical, based on the life of Grania (Grace) O'Malley |
| The Making of the Pirate Queen | WLIW goes behind the scenes on Broadway! |
| Waiting for Godot | Gate Theatre Dublin tour for the Beckett centenary |
| Port Authority | Gwen Orel review of Conor McPherson's show |
| Juno | Gwen Orel's review of Juno |
| Dancing at Lughnasa |
Brian Friel's masterpiece |
| Brendan O'Carroll | Playwright and author |
| Edinburgh International Festival |
Scotland's legendary annual theatre festival |
| Abbey Theatre | Dublin's great heritage theatre, founded in 1904 |
| Clwyd Theatr Cymru | Wales' principal live dramatic theatre venue |
| Minack Theatre, Cornwall | A unique setting under the stars, by the sea |
| Gaiety Theatre, Isle of Man | A fully restored Victorian marvel, built in 1899 |
Theatre