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 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

A three-day conference at the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s University Belfast will bring together experts on the poet.

The Waterford man is nationally and internationally regarded with a body of work that is truly remarkable

'I find it a way to process and put my emotions into words. I think we’d all combust if we kept it all inside'

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

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'

The annual talent show is one of the No Name Club’s biggest and most anticipated events 

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 ...

At each open mic, SpeakEasy spotlights a writers' group and the spotlight group for May 23 is West Waterford Arts Group

Costumes worn by stars including Ralph Fiennes, Scarlett Johansson and Owen Wilson will also go on display

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