Before I know it, we’re five big-beat numbers into the ABBA catalogue

Under MD Kevin O’Carroll’s baton the choir and orchestra get to the heart and emotion of the Requiem

A superb exhibition from South East Artists that’s simply choc-a-block with colour, subject matter and variety

Brewery Lane Theatre's fifth production of the O’Casey century-old classic is a splendid success

Richie Hayes kicks off the first of his Arena Pantos with a fun-filled two-hour show that powered along in front of the packed SETU Arena

I love the ‘buy in’ and the pride in the Stradbally jersey feel to the whole experience

Waterford Panto is not just looking back but also facing the future with new young stars

The chorus of some 112 voices from Wexford and Waterford is the perfect expression of Brahms’ love of polyphony

Waterford's Edmund Rice Chapel is acoustically perfect and the intimacy of the venue added a special warmth to the concert

Director Mike Keep certainly chose a massive challenge for his first production and his baptism of fire should stand to him in future productions

Madrigallery returned to their spiritual home at Christ Church Cathedral

Their understanding of just where soloist and band are in the score is uncanny, as John’s gestures and nods keep everyone on track

Peter Wright is excellent as Christopher as is Gillian Walsh as the psychiatrist who finds herself questioning her own sanity

A wonderful production to mark Stagemad Theatre Company’s 40th anniversary

John Roberts’ Large Room is the perfect home for a string quartet

Each sketch is funnier than the last and the cast clearly love the humour of the evening

Cormac McCarthy’s playing dazzles as he takes the compositions on pathways and tangents undreamt that are all improvised in off-the-cuff performances that leave the audience spellbound

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

Real, hard history can reach out of the page and stick its uncompromising thumb in your eye

Nothing is taboo here and the one-liners come like bullets from an AK 47. And that’s his skill. Porter, like all true comics, is a born storyteller