Dominic Milmo Penny who owns one of the works featured in "Fake", an exhibition at the Science Gallery Trinity College which asks if authenticity is really essential when the item ...
on Thursday's show.....film reviews, an exhibition of women at work by photographer Beta Bajgart and the latest albums from Toni Braxton, The Voidz and Warsaw Radio
coming up on Tuesday's show....how the events of 1917 impacted on Russian literature, "Marjorie Prime" actress Lois Smith and Adrian Crowley performs live
Lynne Parker of Rough Magic theatre explains why they have donated their 33 year theatrical archive to the Berkeley Library at Trinity College Official website: http://roughmagic.ie
Adrian Tien, Centre for Asian Studies in Trinity College explains their Creative Challenge project "The Music of Silence: Its Interpretation and Performance", a series of musical performances examining whether silence ...
coming up on Tuesday's show.....the 20th anniversary of Daft Punk's debut "Homework", the novels on the International Dublin Literary Award shortlist, "Inside The Wave", the latest poetry collection from Helen Dunmore and the electronic dance sounds of Soule in session
Dave Hendrick reviews “Manga Hokusai Manga”, an exhibition of Japanese manga drawings reflecting the different eras of this unique part of Japanese cultural history; it is running at the Trinity ...
coming up on Friday's show....a panel discuss, debate make their pitches for the best box sets from this 'golden age' of television and which under-rated gems we should be watching out for __________________________________________________ Coming next week - Monday 2nd January - Boris Dralyuk explains his choices for inclusion in“1917: Stories & Poems From The Russian Revolution”, some of the more interesting albums to watch for in 2017 and a man is stranded at sea while his pregnant wife waits on shore in "Cove" by Cynan Jones Tuesday 3rd January - friendship, the ties of childhood and musical roots are all themes explored in "Swing Time" by Zadie ...
Eithne Shortall reviews “The Abode Of Fancy” by Sam Coll, set around Trinity College Dublin it involves two main storylines - a group of men inThe Thursday Club and the Mad Monk ...
coming up on Friday's show....a panel discuss, debate make their pitches for the best box sets from this 'golden age' of television and which under-rated gems we should be watching out for __________________________________________________ Coming next week - Monday 2nd January - Boris Dralyuk explains his choices for inclusion in“1917: Stories & Poems From The Russian Revolution”, some of the more interesting albums to watch for in 2017 and a man is stranded at sea while his pregnant wife waits on shore in "Cove" by Cynan Jones Tuesday 3rd January - friendship, the ties of childhood and musical roots are all themes explored in "Swing Time" by Zadie ...