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... Wanted Dead or Alive It appears that reports of WAP's death have been greatly exaggerated, despite recent dissension in one leading international forum, and it looks like no-one will be able to hinder its continuing development. John Mulligan investigates ...
... training - though we may not have realised it quite so much at the time. There's never been a career plan; no show has ever been a bridge to some other work. The move to the screen was just a natural progression. Whether it's on stage or in front of a camera ...
... Art for Art's sake Just as he did in his Holocaust-based 'Maus' books, Art Spiegelman has drawn on a deep well of personal torment for his comic-strip treatment of America's response to 9/11, writes Peter Ross IN THE days, weeks and months following 11 ...
... Old friends keep the customers satisfied Louise Healy IT WAS a trip down memory lane for more than 30,000 people on Saturday night when Simon and Garfunkel made their first appearance on an Irish stage since 1982. The legendary pop duo caused a frenzy ...
... grains that plants, trees, grasses or fungi use for fertilisation, she says. • Keep car windows closed. If possible, fit a pollen filter to the vents in the car. • Keep windows closed midmorning and evening when pollen levels peak. • Avoid parks or fields ...
... arts Arts editor Sophie Gorman INTERNATIONAL DUBLIN GAY THEATRE FESTIVAL DUBLIN THEATRE is prouder than ever to be gay from next Monday, as the fifth International Dublin Gay Theatre Festival opens its doors. Some 35 productions - all linked by either ...
... Sheila keeps game alive in Donegal Pat Ruddy Women's MUId tonight at 7pm, no doubt inspired by Dolores's fine play. Others are encouraged to join this group and anybody who has some spare time to help or some old clubs to give will be made most welcome ...
... Our desire for luxury goods may be alive and well, but we're putting the shh into shopping says Lisa Armstrong previously, the act spicuous Consumer, masterof acquiring was touch- ing the art of Furtive Shopping ingly simple. You involves monumental amounts ...
... Keeping it real Niall MacMonagle Yeats is Ireland's lest poet and he not only coloured consciousness of Tyone Irish but has manded and created a worldwide audience. Like all great artists, Yeats has explained us to ourselves. This one man once put down ...
... Disabled issues take centre stage L.. me ask you a rather uncomfortable question one which you may not want to answer because it's so, well, tasteless . . . Would you shag a cripple? The question has been raised by a new Arts Intervention Research Project ...
... indication whether Paul Caffrey's men are about to become consistent players on the league stage. ►BETTING: 2/7 Dublin, IW3 Monaghan, BM Draw. ►VERDICT: DUBLIN may r f I I • hr v . ORDERS: Dublin manager Paul Caffrey talks to Paul Casey during last Sundays ...
... Bronx pupils bring their Irish dream alive SCHOOLCHILDREN from one of The Keltic Dreams Irish Dance the poorest neighbourhoods in Troupe returned to Ireland from the Bronx kicked up their heels New York last week to stage yesterday in a display of tradi- ...