coming up on Thursday's show.... Chris Wasser and Diane Negra review "The Death of Stalin", "Marshall" and "I Am Not a Witch"; Elaine Byrne reviews "Good Fences Make Good Neighbors", a city-wide exhibition in New York by Ai Weiwei and Anna Carey reviews "Fresh Complaint" by Jeffrey Eugenides
Joan Sheehy and Colin Dunne talk about their show "Whitby", which explores the chilling voyage of the ship, Demeter, as it brings Dracula from Romania to the port of Whitby. ...
Dr Jarlath Killeen, lecturer in Victorian literature at Trinity College discusses the origins of the vampire in gothic literature and why the story of “Dracula” by Bram Stoker still has ...
Harvey O’Brien looks back at the career of actor Christopher Lee who died today aged 93
Maeve McGrath, curator of the Bram Stoker Film Festival explains the events that will be happening at this weekend’s Bram Stoker Festival Official website: www.bramstokerfestival.com
coming up on Wednesday's show....poets reflect on the 1916 Proclamation in "Cherish Cherish Cherish", a guide to the Siobhán Hapaska exhibition at the Kerlin Gallery, the short story collection"Orange Horses" by Maeve Kelly and film director Alan Gilsenan remembers Ivor Browne for the First Fortnight Mental Health Arts Festival
Abie Philbin Bowman spoke to director Gary Shore and actors Sarah Gaden and Luke Evans about the re-imagined character of Dracula in the new film “Dracula Untold”
Dracula was the bloodsucking creation of Irish author Bram Stoker. The dark count from Transylvania was pretty catholic in the victims he desired, but his preference was for beautiful women. ...