A Mozart Clarinet Quintet is as rare a bird as some of Mount Congreve’s flighty residents and the audience warmed to the elegance and depth of the composition

Pat Kinevane’s acting is wonderful and a packed Theatre Royal stood in appreciation at the end

A top-class concert from Knesniia and Yevlaliia Yershova, two young sisters from the Ukraine, who have made their home here with us

Ballybrickener Dr Greg Scanlon has a world premiere here tonight with his colourful composition ‘Among Trees’ that finds its inspiration from the Congreve gardens outside

The packed attendance at SETU Arena is on its way under the baton of Anthony Gabrielle, a conductor who specialises in bringing movie classic scores to orchestras

Despite the bias of adoring parents and grandparents – and why not? – this is a first-class evening of musical entertainment

Quality singers and actors, along with the shakers and movers of the younger academy, perform a colourful and fun show for all the families that are crowding into the Theatre Royal

Mahela Reichstatt, Cathedral Organist at St Peter’s Cathedral in Schleswig since 2021, comes with a CV to die for

Far Flung Trio gave us an eclectic Sunday afternoon concert that rounds off the Waterford International Organ Festival for 2025

Norma Sheahan is today's poster girl for divorce... because there’s nothing left to fight over!

James Power’s Stagemad theatre company celebrates 20 years of dramatic productions in Waterford, Tramore and surrounding areas

Ridicule is Pat Shortt's stock and trade... He selects people at random in the audience, imagines them as his best friends and indulges in the most bizarre of situation comedies

The Mersey Beatles have been rocking sold-out shows around the globe since 1999

Edel Quinlan has done well in growing her ballet school and in nurturing the talent and the love of dance that is everywhere tonight

Well done SETU Music School on its huge contribution to the arts in the Déise

The success of the drama lies in the range and appeal of all the minor characters

The whole show feels like a somewhat updated Les Mis where the poor protest having suffered enough

Public performances matter. They build character, strengthen resolve and nothing improves like a public performance where there’s no going back

'The Mall was just hopping with excitement as every talented fairytale hero emerged'

The occasion was the fortieth anniversary of the first production of “The Gods are angry, Miss Kerr” and some original cast members, along with family members of those who have passed away, were in attendance

Well done Hannah Carberry – Waterford’s newest playwright - on an excellent debut with 'Grasp'

School shows are a time for everyone to shine and for the entire school community to celebrate the flair and talent

She’s a natural storyteller and the audience immediately warms to her folksy, how’s-it-goin’-like approach

Everyone has a Dolly Parton favourite and Cliona’s choice of songs is on everyone’s wish list in the audience

James Power’s Stagemad Theatre Co. has set its sights on a dramatised reading of the events that led up to the fateful morning of January 30th, 1816

'There are more falalas here than there are faux-opera stars in showers and there’s a swing-like feel to the madrigal that is just a delight'

Director Sinéad Hourigan does well with this preachy script by concentrating on characterisation rather than the elusive plot

REVIEW: Waterford Dramatic Society's 90th Production - Big Maggie at Garter LaneThere’s a reason that Maggie Polpin is called Big Maggie. She’s had it tough.

A great night at the Dick Meany Theatre in Carrick-on-Suir

Nicola Spendlove is superb as the crafty, feisty, passive-aggressive victim that employs every aspect of her engaging personality to gain the upper hand in the duel

REVIEW: Many Young Men of Twenty at Dunhill Community Centre It was 1967 and President Kennedy’s wife Jacqui was staying in Woodstown House for the summer.

REVIEW: Beauty and the Beast at Presentation ConventIt’s all hands on deck for the staff and pupils of Presentation Convent for their highly entertaining production of Beauty and the Beast.

Des’s Generation X had to deal with phone boxes (when they worked), two television channels, letters, no internet or email or privacy. And mothers who terrorised their sons

REVIEW: Little Shop of Horrors at De La Salle College HallDe La Salle College’s production of Little Shop is one of the best productions I’ve seen from the college over its forty-year history.

Waterford’s genial historian began his voyage around all things political a decade ago

Broken Crow theatre group have tapped into the Irish psyche and identified that Irish people love to apologise

Mary Black defines what many people want to find in an Irish woman’s voice: pure, deep, and slightly ethereal

In his own relaxed style, Coulter charts his own journey from humble beginnings in a two-up-two-down in Derry to accomplished song-smith with a string of number one hits

Waterford featured a crammed calendar of creative collective artistic work that is hardly replicated anywhere else in the country

'Waterford Panto Society is in the business of providing top-class pantomimes for as long as I can remember'

Everything is here that I want to see in a tribute act!

This short and snappy book carries the tale of the Tramore Coast Guard’s history in Tramore

Well done to Martine and Tom Rogers on the Stage Coach’s best production to date