... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... INTERVIEW From stage to screen Mark O'Rowe, who became a playwright by accident, has his first screenplay, 'lntermission', currently in post-production CIARAN CARTY IF SHAKESPEARE were around today, he could be writing epic action movies. He's so close ...

... perspective. The keynote address, 'A partnership in all science, a partnership in all art', was delivered by Jaroslav Pelikan of Yale, president of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences. There was an additional paper on maintenance of university standards ...

... The quiet man stages a novel crime Alan Gilsenan is grabbing headlines with his theatre adaptation of John Banville's 'The Book of Evidence ' lns. M Ma a c c Arthur ur, who murders in was e 9ethink then you ' re loathe to leave much one man's incredible ...

... Oldcastles art deco !Valerie Stanley EUROPE 1944: the fortunes 'of war were about to turn in Savour of the Allies, while the .Red Army was advancing on ;Germany from the east. .Meanwhile in Oldcastle, Co Meath, an advance of another sort was taking place ...

... the period, and of the woman's position in society. Luckily this is not true. While their visibility may not be high, and there is limited space in art galleries and craft shops, all round the country there are people engaging in their own artistic endeavours ...

... not before having an affair with Dublin socialite Nancy Horsbrugh-Porter. However one may deceive a wife, one must never deceive a concubine, he reflected. A man may perhaps have two women and get away with it, but not three. The emotional energy absorbed ...

... Oscar Wilde's depiction of art: All art is quite useless. There is much more to this play than simply a dismissal of all art as shallow, but the questions are being asked. Is a moral responsibility inherent to the creation of art? Where does the line lie ...

... of our Vincent Browne crew bring castle capers to the stage A new show, `Will We Get A Receipt For This', will resurrect the highs and lows of the Moriarty and Flood tribunals, writes Olivia Doyle JOE Taylor has a confession to make. The actor who ...

... and adapted on foreign stages. Written in 1997, Love and Understanding was Penhall's fourth play, but Purpleheart's production in the Project - in association with lomha Ildanach - is the first time it has reached an Irish stage. However, it is the second ...

... his heart and maybe do an extra cardiogram and diagnose the problem properly before coming to some conclusion. At the stage we must keep an open mind. was better than me over a mile. We'll go to Epsom for the Derby now. We've always said he would stay ...