Arena Friday 28 September 2018
On Friday's Arena with Seán Rocks, John Meagher and Andrea Cleary review new albums, Paul Rice's documentary A Worm In The Heart, about the LGBTQ experience in Russia And Ray Cuddihy and rapper Celaviedmai preview My Tribe a new four-part series on RTÉ exploring hip-hop, metal and ravers.
Review: "Hamlet" starring Ruth Negga at the Gate Theatre
Helen Meany reviews "Hamlet", starring Ruth Negga in the title role at the Gate Theatre; is it one of the main productions at this year's Dublin Theatre Festival
Further details: www.dublintheatrefestival.com
Keywords
"Everyone's Fine With Virginia Woolf", written by Kate Scelsa
Kate Scelsa, writer of "Everyone's Fine With Virginia Woolf", which takes the original Edward Albee play of marital strife and re-imagines it through a feminist prism; it runs at the Dublin Theatre Festival
Further details: www.dublintheatrefestival.com
Album reviews
Anna Carey and Brian Boyd review "For My Crimes" from Marissa Nadler, "Wouldn't It Be Great" from Loretta Lynn and "European Heartbreak" from Amber Arcades
Music Played on the Show
Ruby’S Stool
Loretta Lynn
2:24
For My Crimes
Marissa Nadler
4:12
I Can’T Listen To Gene Clark
Marissa Nadler
2:54
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Presenter: Seán Rocks