Shuck and awe
Sophie McShera, known to many for her role in Downton Abbey, tells The Irish World about returning to musical theatre in Shucked.
Sophie McShera, 40,...
Singing like a bird
Seán Ronayne told David Hennessy about the award-winning documentary Birdsong which has come to BBC.
Kathleen Harris’ award- winning debut film Birdsong is now...
Victoria’s secrets
Dublin actress Victoria Smurfit told David Hennessy about returning to the stage after 17 years for a modern retelling of Henrik Ibsen’s Ghosts at...
Gladiator, ready!
Cyclone, from BBC’s Gladiators, told David Hennessy about being the show’s first ever Irish Gladiator.
Cyclone became the first new Gladiator when she was added...
Irish horror story
Writer Hugh Travers spoke to David Hennessy about horror/ comedy series Video Nasty as it screens on BBC.
The dark comedy drama Video Nasty...
Mental health and arts festival returns for third year
Shout London, the mental health and arts festival from Ashford Place, returns for its third outing this weekend.
For the first time the event will...
Breaking the silence
Alan Bradley told David Hennesy about his revealing documentary, Unspoken which deals with the often unspoken about crisis of eating disorders in men.
A...
Towering display
Manuel will help you with your bags but don’t mention the war, the West End stage version of iconic sitcom Fawlty Towers has just...
Remixing a horror classic
Emrhys Cooper, recognisable from his role in Coronation Street, told David Hennessy about his ‘remix’ of horror classic Nosferatu, coming back to the UK after...
Time to say goodbye
Pól Brennan of Clannad spoke to David Hennessy about the band’s new album celebrating 40 years since Robin of Sherwood, their forthcoming show at...