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We’ve been feeling the influence of spring here at R+R, so we’ve had a clean up and a revamp, and now we have a shiny new website to show for it! If you are interested in what we do, then make sure to check it out, because all things from now on will be happening…

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Interview – The WIN

Last week, Rant + Rave sat down with some of the creative team behind The WIN, a work in progress piece in Smock Alley’s festival of new work, Smock Allies: Scene + Heard, which can be seen on the 18th & 19th of February at 18.30. We spoke to Cara Brophy-Browne and Tara Louise Morrison,…

Jennifer Aust / Short Attention Spans

Short Attention Spans: “PEACHY” – Jennifer Aust

Delivering feels in less than 100 words.

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Rap and Revelrye: “A Coming Together of Gods” -Féilim Ó Brádaigh

Some raw revelrye from Féilim Ó Brádaigh.

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Rap and Revelrye: “Morning Oats” – Patrick O’Connor

Patrick O’Connor counteracts seasonal gluttony with this revelrye of morning routine, accompanied by the not so routine creation of Aoibheann. Go on and have a look.

Rap & Revelrye: “Arigâteaux” – Honi Cooke

Arigâteaux   I closed my eyes on the Luas the morning after minus the grandeur of the night before. I didn’t want to feel real there. Not like in the night, when it was all I wanted and all I knew. Or all I thought I knew.   I felt a lukewarm draft at the…

January 21, 2016 in Honi Cooke, Uncategorized.

Rap and Revelrye: “Take Me To Your House:Mouth-To-Mouth” – Hugo Lau

Hugo Lau impresses us again, this time with an original play excerpt, and combined with Holly Furey’s feast for the eyes, you really are in for a treat.

January 8, 2016 in Uncategorized.

Interview: Too many SHITE puns to choose from – Siobhan Callaghan

We sat down with Sophie Cairns, the founder of SHITE, to talk past, present and future endeavors.

December 16, 2015 in Interview, Siobhán Callaghan, Uncategorized.

Rap and Revelrye: “Running with Ben” – Hugo Lau

Hugo Lau delivers some perfectly muted words to revel in.

December 11, 2015 in Rap & Revelrye, Uncategorized.

Interview: Lauren Coe

Hugo was granted permission to shoot the breeze with the eligible daughter of the House of Capulet. Read on, lusty gentlemen!

April 13, 2015 in Hugo Lau.

Players Review: Lunch

Jennifer arrives on the scene and promptly serves up the lowdown on Claire O’Reilly’s lunchables

March 20, 2015 in Jennifer Aust, Players Reviews.

Rap & Revelrye: “Potential,” by Jack Looby

Mr Looby delivers yet again. You’ve been warned.

March 9, 2015 in Jack Looby, Rap & Revelrye.

Players Review: The Good Lord

Newcomer Daniel provides a cheeky appraisal of Will Penswick and Colm Lennon’s foray into directing

March 8, 2015 in Daniel Tatlow, Players Reviews.

Short Attention Spans: “A Day in the Life of Daisy, the Tomcat,” by Hazel Scully

A delightful, feline flight of fancy

March 4, 2015 in Hazel Scully, Short Attention Spans.

Rap & Revelrye: “Sea-blue-green,” by James Ireland

James’ words will lead you and leave you swirling. Magic.

March 2, 2015 in James Ireland, Rap & Revelrye.

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