'Blánaid could tell how a costume would look and shared all that knowledge willingly. Her costumes anchored our shows'

The Glass workers gave everything asked of them but it was never enough

This is DLS College’s 47th show in Waterford - a massive achievement when you consider all that happened in that last half-century

A final Allegro begins with a big band sound with frenzied strings until the brass explodes across the floor of the Arena and a finale that is just sublime

When the duo open with ‘Cryin’ in the rain’, all the hurt of a spurned relationship spills out onto the stage

When the Treaty came into being, Ireland was a pretty lawless state

A powerful finale to a superb concert from two up and coming performers

Dan McCabe has got a fine angsty tenor, just like his hero Luke Kelly

The connection between these musically gifted performers and their audience is infectious

Diverse programme at Christ Church’s International Organ Festival

Organ Festival and Music Director Simon Harden has assembled a hand-picked choir and mezzo along with a superb quartet to anchor the concert

An intriguing play, well worth the ticket

The orchestra played this new work in particular memory of Deirdre Scanlon

Seasoned troupe of actors perform in Turnaround's pub theatre

View From The Green Room is a weekly arts column in Waterford News & Star

This comedy needs to be repeated and would be easily toured

View from the Green Room is a weekly column in Waterford News & Star

There’s just so much to enjoy in this exhibition from Tramore Artists

Theatre Royal: Nights on Broadway – The Bee Gees StoryIt must be the night fever because they just had to show it. Standing, swaying, phones lit up, dancing in the aisles and singing along for well over two hours.

Seamus O’Rourke’s spell-binding performance will win many hearts this summer