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Mammy’s House brings AIDS crisis to life

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5 stars  A new play that explores the untold story of the Irish experience of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s is currently showing at...

Hope after the end of the world

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Ian Toner spoke to David Hennessy about the London premiere of Simon Stephens’ A Slow Fire currently playing at Jermyn Street Theatre. Simon Stephens’...

Suzi still rocks

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  Suzi Quatro told David Hennessy about her new album, 60+ years in music and weeping when she realised who she had inspired names like...

Irish pride

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  David Hennesy spoke to the director and two members of the cast of Mammy’s House, a new play revisiting the HIV/AIDS crisis of the...

McDonald’s man

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Singer- songwriter Dean Friedman told David Hennessy about his career spanning several decades, his Irish musical links and why the Easter Rising inspired one...

Still Feeling like Dancing

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70s icon Leo Sayer told David Hennessy about his new anthology of all his studio albums and some previously unheard material.   Leo Sayer recently...

Bringing the jewels to London

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Sinéad Willox told David Hennessy about her debut album celebrating the traditional songs of Ulster ahead of the London launch at Irish Cultural Centre...

Wake up call

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Finnegans Wake: Here Comes Everybody is the opening concert in a cycle of works adapting James Joyce’s great modernist novel for the musical stage, performed...

From the streets to Giants Stadium

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Film maker Fergus Dowd told David Hennessy about his film about Charlie O’Leary, former Republic of Ireland kit man who also established Dublin’s street...

The King’s Head & AI

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Frances Mayli McCann told David Hennessy about the new musical You & It which deals with themes like AI and grief. Frances Mayli McCann...