The fourth year visual art degree students from SETU Waterford invite audiences to explore the role of presenting artworks for exhibition

The film was five years in the making and is the most extensive film ever made about the revolutionary and controversial artist

The pair are facing into a quarter-life crisis feeling. They’ve seen all Waterford has to offer, and slept with it too

Contemporary dance isn’t easy to talk about because it avoids generalisations while masking specifics. Much of the work is a journey towards the self

There wasn’t a dry eye in the audience by the time the play finished, myself included

The cast, led by Lauren Cardiff as 'Blanche', delivers a powerful and nuanced portrayal that will leave audiences spellbound

The man cannot be named for legal reasons because of the nature of the charge.

Waterford-based production Red Lead screened a film about addiction in Garter Lane

The indignity of an ageing body is a constant reminder of our mortality, of what’s lost and what’s in transit

Two of Waterford's finest actors will star in A Streetcar Named Desire

A first-class concert from the Symphony Club of Waterford

'Word Against The Word', is a one-man play exploring how an Irish actor with dyslexia navigates show business

The show was a spectacular production and a resounding success

I’m given two ear plugs to cope with the deafening beat of a heavy metal twosome of guitar and drums on the Garter Lane stage

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

Your Waterford events round-up

Bealtaine, May 10 to May 27, Garter Lane Arts Centre Bealtaine is Ireland’s national festival which celebrates the arts and creativity as we age, providing opportunities for older people to be more creative more often, to create meaningful ...

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

Made by students from the Vita Community Hub on Parnell Street, the film was a joyous adventure following main character Alucard (write it backwards) and his quest for love. 

The reading will take place on January 16 and 17

Tonight it’s the turn of the Jack Cunningham School Soul Dance Arts to showcase that huge bank of talent that’s training with the choreographer named “Best Choreographer” by the Association of Irish Musical Societies this year

Two Waterford greats involved in upcoming Garter Lane production

A breakdown of upcoming events across Waterford

Thirty local actors, aged 14 to 19 embark on creative journey