Quick quiz with Conor Delaney, star of ‘Stones in His Pockets’
Conor Delaney stars in the upcoming production of Stones in His Pockets and has a broad range of theatre, film and television roles to his...
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Dr. Mark Rowe on the greatest medicine of all!
Dr. Mark Rowe has a background as a Family Physician based in Waterford City and is a thought leader in the emergent area of health,...
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Fame Jr – The Musical
The Civic along with the talented Rob Murphy & Dominic O’Hailmhich have been playing host to CAMP FAME – a three week musical theatre camp...
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Tara Flynn opens up about rehearsing and playing the role of Angela in My Brilliant Divorce.
Tara Flynn stars in the upcoming play ‘My Brilliant Divorce’ at The Civic. Tara took part in our green room interview and shared her favourite...
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Indian Theatre Group, I Mandala, present Nagamandala at the Civic Theatre this June
I Mandala – a promising Indian theatre group from the Indian immigrant community in Ireland is proud to present ‘Nagamandala’- an Indian English play written...
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Green Room Interview: Declan Sinnott talks about his album ‘I Love The Noise It Makes’.
Declan Sinnott, one of Ireland’s most respected musicians, has at the age of 61 released his solo debut album called I Love The Noise It...
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Declan Sinnott, I Love The Noise It Makes, CD review
Declan Sinnott, one of Ireland’s most respected musicians, has at the age of 61 released his solo debut album called I Love The Noise It...
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Quick Quiz with Ríonach Ní Néill, creator of upcoming Dublin Dance Festival show Amú & Cótaí Dearga
I’ m told I look like…….my youngest son. I’m surprisingly bad at……answering my phone. I’m surprisingly good at.….furniture assembly I’d love to be able to...
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Ríonach Ní Néill, creator of Dublin Dance Festival show Amú & Cótaí Dearga
Ríonach Ní Néill is artistic director of Ciotóg, Dance Ensemble in Residence at South Dublin County, Civic Theatre and Rua Red South Dublin Arts Centre....
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Robert Jackson performs in the solo piece Amú in the Dublin Dance Festival 2014
Robert was born in Canberra, Australia in 1976, and trained at the Australian ballet school, graduating in 97. In his home country he has performed...
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